Project Details
Description
In a world characterized by geopolitical conflicts and pressing global challenges (e.g. pandemic preparedness), scientific collaborations need to overcome borders and practices. To successfully address complex issues, the path forward lies in interdisciplinary, intersectoral, and international partnerships that transcend the boundaries of specialized (academic) knowledge. Importantly, insights and findings from scientific research need to effectively reach stakeholders (including policy-makers) in order to create tangible societal impact. Achieving these goals is difficult because: 1) despite the urgent need for more interdisciplinarity in research, postdoctoral researchers frequently work in isolation; 2) science-policy collaborations are hindered by non-overlapping objectives and timeframes, even though evidence-
based policy-making is a key resource for governments. Within this context, our programme InterACT will deliver 14 postdoctoral researchers equipped with the necessary expertise and skills to carry out high-quality projects that bridge disciplinary gaps, involve
stakeholders from different sectors in co-creation mechanisms, and set up international collaborations
based policy-making is a key resource for governments. Within this context, our programme InterACT will deliver 14 postdoctoral researchers equipped with the necessary expertise and skills to carry out high-quality projects that bridge disciplinary gaps, involve
stakeholders from different sectors in co-creation mechanisms, and set up international collaborations
| Short title or EU acronym | InterAct |
|---|---|
| Acronym | EUAR248 |
| Status | Not started |
| Effective start/end date | 1/09/26 → 31/08/31 |
Keywords
- Societal impact
- Rolicy-making
- Transdisciplinarity
- Co-creation
- Intersectoral Secondment
- Transversal Skills
- International Secondment
Flemish discipline codes in use since 2023
- Higher education
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