After one and a half years of knowledge sharing, research and networking, Rewarded! is officially coming to an end by 2023. The output and outcomes of the project can be found on this website

Science Communication by Scientists: Rewarded!

24-06-2022

Rewarded! Closing Convention

On 23 June 2022, the closing session of Rewarded! took place

24-09-2021

Science Communication Rewarded!

A fundamental change occurred in the world of science

Inspiration projects

Tilburg

Information Management for Crisis and Disaster Management

When a crisis occurs, information plays a crucial role.

Enschede

Electrical faults, 5G, and electromagnetic fields

Some people are worried about electromagnetic fields.

Amsterdam

Science scepticism and religion

How do you talk about science if the person you’re talking to may be sceptical about the very phenomenon of science itself?

Leiden

iSPEX and Citizen Science Lab

How do you involve the general public in all kinds of science practices? The Citizen Science Lab in Leiden has figured it out.

Maastricht

Sustainable investment

What motivates individuals to invest sustainably?

Delft

This is mechanical engineering too!

When people think of mechanical engineering they often think of factories, rollercoasters, and big machines or equipment.

Groningen

ERIBA Outreach Team

From the moment we are born, we can’t escape it: growing older. But why, actually?

Rotterdam

Social-cultural issues in arts, culture and sports

How do ethnic-racial inequalities and consumption of culture, media, and sport relate to one another?

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Workshops

Workshop

Learn & Reflect (NL)

In these workshops, scientists reflected on their own role in the changing relations between science and society.

Workshop

From University to House of Representatives | download materials

On Friday 11 March, PhD-students and postdocs learned about the interaction between science and politics

Workshop

Measuring impact | download materials (Dutch)

During this workshop, participants learned about mapping the impact of their science communication activities

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Rewarded!

The project Rewarded! included both a pilot fund and an enrichment program. The purpose of Rewarded! was supporting and inspiring participating research groups; to make best practices & lessons learned widely accessible and to advise knowledge institutions about facilitating and appreciating science communication and public engagement by scientists. Rewarded! was implemented by the KNAW and made possible by the support of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science. The project Rewarded! ran up until the autumn of 2022.