REVALORISE+, an Erasmus + Knowledge Alliances project is now in its third year of working to enhance the entrepreneurial potential and social impact of social sciences and humanities (SSH) research. Project partners recently visited Finland to discuss their achievements and next steps The meeting was hosted by Crazy Town Oy, a community-driven coworking and business accelerator in Finland. Following …
By Mikko Korpela, Crazy Town Networking is a huge part of our REVALORISE+ Researcher Training program. We want our participants to meet like-minded people and gain new insights and opportunities. The challenge is that our program is international and arranging random live encounters would be too expensive and time intensive. This blog article shares learning …
In December, Project partners, UNIVIE presented a REVALORISE+ project poster at the final event of Doc.Enhance in Lisbon. Photographed (L-R) are Eva Hnatkova, Open Science Coordinator at National Library of Technology & UCT in Prague and former EURODOC president Lucas Zinner, Head of the Research Services and Career Development, UNIVIE and Chair of the Association for …
By Daily van Dijk, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences For years, valorising research results from social sciences and humanities seemed difficult to achieve. Society does not consist of tangible elements or matter, but of people. Diverse issues require customised solutions developed by researchers who understand the many facets and layers of societies. REVALORISE+ sees value …
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By Medisa Focic and Nina Brankovic On October 24th, 2022, our French project partner Institut Mines-Télécom Business School held the first Personal Projects Valorisation (PVP) workshop, where social sciences and humanities (SSH) researchers from the REVALORISE+ training program had an opportunity to present their valorisation projects and address their research results or projects, initial valorisation …
REVALORISE+ Networking Event in Paris UNIVERSITY KNOWLEDGE FOR SOCIAL IMPACT: How can researchers and universities create more impact on society? Save the date: October 24th, 2022, Rue des Jeûneurs, PARIS 75002 Whether through new COVID vaccines, bringing new-to-the-planet research or through start-up unicorns coming from universities, or universities being “a deep tech cauldron,” research capability …
‘Research for Breakfast’ – A Copenhagen event concept that encourages personal relations and networks Impact. Social innovation. Valorisation. Not so familiar with the last term? Then you are not alone. ‘Valorisation’ is still a relatively unknown concept in the academic environment of Social Sciences and Humanities, and this is what the REVALORISE+project aims to address. …
REVALORISE+ Synthesis Report: what to expect? The Synthesis report shows the learnings from various research activities such as the analysis of the literature on valorisation in the Social Science and Humanities (SSH) research; the learnings from a quantitative survey – distributed amongst various valorisation actors, and in-depth interviews with researchers, Knowledge Transfer professionals and other …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXc65YK72DU The Impact Award of the University of Vienna encourages early-career scientists to reach new target groups outside the scientific community. The Impact Award, funded by the City of Vienna Cultural Affairs, goes to dissertation projects at the University to recognise impactful and engaging research of high social, economic or cultural value. Therefore, the range …
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We are excited to launch the first of our bi-annual PLUS magazines, dedicated to enhancing the entrepreneurial potential and social impact of Social Sciences and Humanities research. As a group of higher education innovators, we aim to develop a new generation of SSH valorisation champions who are empowered and enabled to use their research to …
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Issue #4
In this issue of PLUS magazine, participants of our programme provide initial insights into their experience with the REVALORISE+ Researcher Training, as well as a glimpse into what they are working on themselves. We also introduce our upcoming training programme for university professional staff.