Pintxo of Science: AI - Ethical implications

The Spanish Researchers in Australia – Pacific (Investigadores Españoles en Australia-Pacífico, SRAP-IEAP) is a not-for-profit organisation that strengthens research links between Australia and Spain, promotes and increases networking and collaboration opportunities between Australian and Spanish researchers, assists Australian research institutes and universities understand the Spanish university system as well as provides Australia-Pacific researchers to participate in the Spanish Research system, and disseminates high-quality Spanish research. These actions aim to boost the career perspectives of Spanish researchers working and studying in Australia-Pacific, and create bonds between the Spanish and Australia-Pacific, thus contributing to the cultural enrichment of the society we live in.

The Association was created in 2014 and has around 200 researchers working in 20 major universities and research centres across Australia-Pacific.

The Association collaborates closely with:

• Governmental agencies in Spain.

• RAICEX.

• Other Spanish Researchers abroad associations (Federation).

• Other associations of European Researchers in Australia-Pacific.

• European Commission, Council and Parliament.

• Spanish companies in Australia and Australian companies in Spain.

The Association has direct links with:

• Spanish Embassy in Australia, Canberra.

• Fundacion Consejo España-Australia.

• Fundación Ramón Areces.