We have interviewed Tobias Lutz, Senior Consultant Chemicals at Schlegel und Partner about how to make partnerships successful. Could you please introduce yourself? As a […] Read More
We have had a great discussion with Claus Cramer-Petersen, PhD, Digital Health Project Manager at Dawn Health about how to make partnerships successful. How do you ensure […] Read More
Today we had a great discussion with Associate Professor in Innovation Lykke Margot Ricard and Research Assistant Sophie Bach Hybel from the Department of Technology and Innovation […] Read More
Mike Morrison, aficionado of “making science user-friendly” and inventor of #betterposter, explains how increasing the accessibility and comprehensibility of publications can accelerate knowledge transfer. Could […] Read More
We interviewed Dr. Daniel Rupprecht, Science Manager & Innovation Consultant, about his experiences and views on science communication. He emphasizes that switching perspectives can not […] Read More
Sebastien, CEO and co-founder of PosterLab, had a chance to discuss scientific communication and best practices with the physicist Geoffrey Iwata. He talks about the […] Read More
Sebastien, CEO and co-founder of PosterLab, is pleased to share with you today the insights of Nina McGuinness and Nils Hoppe about publishing scientific results. […] Read More
#Standbehindscience is happy to share with our readers @Pierre Sabbadinis, Institute for Interdisciplinary Research in Legal Sciences from UCLouvain (Belgium), opinion on scientific communication in […] Read More
Financing research and research dissemination: the need to reach out to larger groups of our society
#Standbehindscience is happy to share with our readers Sabrina Lenz political advisor views on academic research results dissemination towards non-academic audiences and FAIR research data (Sorbonne Declaration). Highly […] Read More
#Standbehindscience is happy to share with our readers Dr. Peter Weber views on finding better ways for researchers to communicate their findings towards non-academic audience. Highly recommended […] Read More