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.
Accelerating the transition to sustainable energy and mobility
The effectiveness of sustainability research depends on the involvement and support of the general public and policymakers.
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Artificial Intelligence
How will artificial intelligence influence our lives?
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Religion, conflict, and globalisation
What is the role of religion and preconceptions about it in conflict situations and global trends?
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StukRoodVlees
Finding your way around current social and political issues is sometimes pretty difficult.
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Astronomy as a catalyst for enthusiasm for science
Stars, planets, and the universe really capture the imagination.
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Research in Co-Creation
There is an urgent need for greater knowledge of the occurrence and treatment of atrial fibrillation.
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This is mechanical engineering too!
When people think of mechanical engineering they often think of factories, rollercoasters, and big machines or equipment.
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ERIBA Outreach Team
From the moment we are born, we can’t escape it: growing older. But why, actually?
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Social issues in arts, culture & society
How do ethnic-racial inequalities and consumption of culture, media, and sport relate to one another?
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Sustainable Finance
In 2016, the research group at the Department of Finance developed the free, publicly accessible MOOC on Sustainable Finance.
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Erasmus Institute of Public Knowlegde
The science communication activities of the Erasmus Institute of Public Knowledge (EIPK) are unique in their kind.
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Marketing Management
Everyone is a consumer – that’s an an important fact in marketing research.
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