The General Activity Report of the previous EGE mandate is now available

The context of increasing demand for a broadened ethical expertise, the variety of domains and stakeholders engaged in the development of these ethical frameworks, as well as a set of forward-looking perspectives are some of the points in it.

During its 2011-2016 mandate, four extended Opinions were adopted:

• on information and communication technologies
• on energy
• on security and surveillance
• and on new health technologies and citizen participation

In addition, three statements were also produced: on clinical trials, on research integrity and on gene editing.

General activity report 2011-2016 on the activities of the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies