The research groups listed below have received an award from the pilot fund Science communication by scientists: Rewarded! You will find initiatives by 91 groups of scientists who have structurally invested time and effort in science communication for the past recent years. Browse through the examples to see what kind of SciComm-projects scientists around The Netherlands are organizing and get inspired.
Marketing Management
Everyone is a consumer – that’s an an important fact in marketing research.
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New Archaeology
Researchers at Leiden University’s Faculty of Archaeology show that Archeology is much more than "just digging".
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Current developments in nature
How do you help society adapt to changes in nature and the climate?
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Children are our future
Department of Child Development and Education have been systematically working on behalf of our youngest generation for over 10 years now.
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AtomicLimits
Science at the nanometre level – how does that work?
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Women on the (historical) map!
Cleopatra, Joan of Arc, Dutch suffragette Aletta Jacobs – everyone knows some famous female historical figures. But the representation of women in the history canon is still far from on a par with that of men.
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Risks to health and the environment from chemicals including plastics
How dangerous are chemicals to human health and the environment?
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What is blockchain?
What is blockchain and how does it affect the relationship between government and the citizen?
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Oncology, neurology, cancer biomarkers
Did you know that your digestive system is nowadays sometimes referred to as your “second brain”?
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Science communication undergoing a transformation
Poverty, inequality, migration, conflict, and ecology are all important research topics for staff at the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS).
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Artificial Intelligence
How will artificial intelligence influence our lives?
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Organisatiegedrag.nl
The research group associated with Organisatiegedrag.nl at Utrecht University’s Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences has been constructively engaging with organisations for many years now with a view to finding better answers to questions regarding integrity and diversity.
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