The CHANGER project was presented by Vasiliki Mollaki, Project Coordinator, at the ENRIO2025 conference in Ljubljana, Slovenia, held on 22-24 September 2025.

V. Mollaki led a session on Developing research system resilience for times of disruption and change in the Satellite Event How do European funded projects promote research integrity policy and practice in the European Research Area: IANUS, POIESIS, VERITY, RE4GREEN, PREPARED, CHANGER and The Embassy of Good Science, with contributions from the EU-funded projects RE4GREEN and PREPARED.

The session explored how research infrastructures can become more resilient to changes in the research environment. Practical approaches and policy recommendations to foster reflexivity and responsibility in research were introduced by each project, followed by a discussion, in which audience members were invited to share experiences and good practices from their institutional or national context.

On September 24, in the Main Hall of Enrio2025, V.Mollaki delivered also an oral presentation on Promoting research security through research ethics and integrity practices. The talk highlighted insights from the 1^st Policy Brief of the CHANGER project titled Challenges and recommendations for research security: Learning from research ethics and integrity (available here).

Moreover, Antonija Mijatovic and Ana Marušić from partner MEFST, also presented a poster titled
Challenges to ethics review of emerging technologies. The aim of this study was to provide a broad overview of the challenges faced by research ethics review bodies concerning new technologies, stakeholders, collaborations, and frameworks, in response to evolving research environment. The poster can be found on CHANGER’s Zenodo here.