Renowned cellist Pieter Wispelwey records Bach's Cello Suites in 2012. He has tuned the A string of his cello unusually low, at 392 Hz. Not at the more usual 440…

Doing (more) justice to applied research In his inaugural speech delivered at Pakhuis de Zwijger on 20 September 2023, Harry van Vliet, Professor of Doorwerking Praktijkgericht Onderzoek (Continuous Effects of…

There are numerous websites that offer tools to evaluate, monitor, set up and co-create your research, and much more. We have selected a few sites for you that offer convenient…

Impact plays an increasingly important role in research funding and evaluation, for example in considering what the research contributes to social challenges. Impact, then, is the litmus test of the…

Demonstrating impact using a Theory of Change (ToC) is a methodology that is gaining traction. But what exactly is a ToC and how can you use it for your own…

How do you demonstrate that your research has made a difference? There are many different methods you can use to gather evidence in order to clarify and demonstrate continuous effects.…

The government’s mission-driven innovation policy places great emphasis on the contribution research is expected to make to social issues such as sustainability, health and safety. The impact of research on…