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  • Participatory Research
  • Knowledge Translation

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  • Living labs are interdisciplinary, participatory initiatives connecting research with practice.
  • Their open, discussion-oriented nature is suitable for ethical reflection and practice change.
  • Living labs have not been extensively reported in ethics literature.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To report and discuss initial challenges in establishing a living lab for ethics.
  • To explore the application of living labs in ethical reflection and problem-solving.
  • To inform theoretical, methodological, and practical approaches for using living labs in ethics.

Main Methods:

  • Discussion paper format, informed by practical experience.
  • Identification and analysis of four key issues in setting up an ethics living lab.
  • Alignment with 'living ethics' principles and the É-LABO initiative.

Main Results:

  • Four critical issues were identified: goal setting, operational procedures, community/project selection, and challenge framing.
  • Paths taken to address these issues are presented.
  • Challenges are viewed as learning opportunities, encouraging 'why' questions alongside 'how' questions.

Conclusions:

  • Establishing an ethics living lab involves specific challenges in goal definition, operations, and participant engagement.
  • The 'living ethics' approach frames challenges as opportunities for deeper ethical inquiry.
  • This work provides guidance for adopting living labs in ethical research and practice.