Scientific findings guide us
Discovering
By interviewing and talking, we look at your world together with you. Through your eyes we experience what you go through. And more importantly, what you may need.
Piecing it together
We read through scientific papers across multiple fields of expertise. By combining knowledge across disciplines we make new connections in knowhow.
Step in the box
Once science has shown how a societal problem may be solved, we open the box of that world and step inside to reach out to the people that can make the change.
Requesting money for scientific projects
Since our work is aimed at improving society, we also are funded through societal money. We submit grant proposals for funding our projects that require scientific activities. If you want to work with us, often the first step is to write a grant proposal together.
Crowdfunding for societal projects
Since our work is aimed at improving society, we also are funded through societal money. Sometimes we receive money as gifts for the positive impact we have on this world. If you want to crowdfund us you are very welcome!
Product selling for societal projects
Moreover, we will start selling products that we create based on scientific knowledge that help people in becoming a happier and better self. You can find these products here:
Make More Impact with Our Professional Training
The first step to making impact is to find out who you have to reach with your scientific knowledge. In this module you will learn how to see the stage of your problem and which actors are playing which role. Moreover, you will learn to engage with your audience to understand their world.
When you know who to reach, the next step is to learn how to reach them. This module contains knowledge on reaching out, persuading with facts, open interaction, and follow up.
Several skills are very helpful on your journey to impact. Some you may already have, however some you may be lacking. Select the skills you would like to add to your palet: researching cross-discipline, compelling argumentation, listening between the lines.
In this closing module you will see some examples of professionals that made a change and. how they did this. These examples are inspiring and will guide you in your own journey to impact.
Impact Partners
The wall of fame
Throughout the years, many people helped make Science to Society a success. Often this was done out of kind-heartedness and as voluntary work. Therefore we want to express our eternal gratitude by honoring everyone who helped in some meaningful way by sharing their name on our wall of fame!
Colleagues: Raymond Cuijpers, Harold Bekkering, Frank Thuisman, Elise van den Hoven, John-Dylan Haynes, Jack Gallant, Mariska Kret, Manik Djelantik, Pim Haselaeger, Bertrand Thirion, Irene Kuling, Ingrid van Dixhoorn, Sybrine Bultena, Andrew Reid, Linda de Voogd, Margot Neggers, , Xiaochen Zheng, Kynthia Chamilothori, Alexios Balatsoukas, Max Hinne, Yuliya Shapovalova, Freek Betonviel, Arief Huhn, Selma Lugtmeijer, Jill O’Reilly, Rogier Mars, Max van den Boom, Marije Ter Wal, Michael Capalbo, Sam Muller, Gabriella de Pinho Matias, Samaneh Nickayin, Ties Blaauw, Mattieu Brinkhuis, Paul Boelen, Roos Leenhouts, Ebo Kwabena, Will Hurst
Students: Binxu Jiang, Vasco Fabiani, Ziv Hochman, Michiel Cevaal, Fleur van Haeren, Silke Francken, Christopher Smaak, Jasmijn de Joode, Sterre Ten Velde, Larissa Flootman, Mieke Ronckers, Jeanine de Leeuw, Malou van Gastel, Tanvi Kiran, Sherry Ma, Sanne Bos, Rares Radulescu