WI-WE Progress
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Mapping Weak Signals
Inspired by: FP7 » Neuro-Enhancement
Originally submitted by: Cornelia Daheim
List of all contributors by versions (mouse over)
Last changed by: Rafael Popper
WI-WE status:
submitted
unpublished
Level of expertise
0.00%
Interested
100.00%
Acquianted
0.00%
Familiar
0.00%
Knowledgeable
0.00%
Expert
Level of expertise
100.00%
Interested / Acquianted
0.00%
Familiar
0.00%
Knowledgable / Expert
Level of knowledge
48.68%
Very low
22.37%
Low
21.05%
Moderate
2.63%
High
5.26%
Very high
Level of knowledge
71.05%
Very low / Low
21.05%
Moderate
7.89%
High / Very high
Short term priority (< 10 years)
0.00%
None
0.00%
Low
100.00%
Moderate
0.00%
High
0.00%
Critical
Short term priority (< 10 years)
0.00%
None / Low
100.00%
Moderate
0.00%
High / Critical
Longer term priority (10 years+)
0.00%
None
0.00%
Low
0.00%
Moderate
0.00%
High
100.00%
Critical
Longer term priority (10 years+)
0.00%
None / Low
0.00%
Moderate
100.00%
High / Critical
Importance (Europe)
5.88%
None
14.71%
Low
38.24%
Moderate
36.76%
High
4.41%
Critical
Importance (Europe)
20.59%
None / Low
38.24%
Moderate
41.18%
High / Critical
Respondents Bias
0.00%
Very neg.
0.00%
Negative
100.00%
Negligible
0.00%
Positive
0.00%
Very pos.
0.00%
Don't know
Respondents Bias
0.00%
Negative
100.00%
Negligible
0.00%
Positive
Policy advice
6.41%
Yes
93.59%
No
Policy advice
Creation of new initiative
3
Greater (international) cooperation
2
Incorporation findings in debates and strategies
2
Improved academic-industry links
1
Human resource development
1
Policy shift
1
Dissemination of findings
1
Further research
1
Main interpretation of the Weak Signal
Potential continuation
38
Potential discontinuation
3
Potential re-emergence
4
Potential emergence
27
Other
3
Associated event
11.54%
Yes
88.46%
No
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