Opening up the research process to better meet society’s needs

Our activities are wide-ranging: from large-scale European collaborative projects to facilitating in-depth workshops and implementing specific evaluation methodologies. All in the context of opening up the research process to better meet society’s needs.

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Boosting uptake and deployment of research results by adopting a co-valorisation approach that strengthens societal engagement in knowledge valorisation
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Restoring our ocean and waters – together with local communities
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Embedding Open and Responsible Research & Innovation across Europe
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Widening and strengthening the citizen science community in Europe
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Building the EU Competence Centre for Science Communication
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Leveraging engagement in science education for climate justice
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Ireland’s National Artificial Intelligence Literacy Initiative for Older Adults
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Co-creating innovation processes to tackle Mission city challenges across Europe
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Co-creating indicators on what makes great science communication

Annele Baltmane

JUNIOR PROJECT MANAGER

Annele comes from a background in Behavioural Biology and Development Studies with a major in Human Geography. She brings an interdisciplinary approach to public engagement, bridging natural sciences and social science perspectives to find creative solutions and ideas.

At Stickydot, Annele is exploring how citizens, policymakers, researchers, and civil society can co-create knowledge and shape more inclusive approaches together. She supports project coordination and research, while continuing to contribute to the team’s communications and engagement activities.