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Communicating high impact research

through innovative formats

2019 EUA-CDE Annual Meeting – University of Brescia

The societal dimension of doctoral education

Catherine Vancsok

University of Liège (Belgium)

13

th

June 2019

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Highly technical and specialised content

Highly valued by the university community

High ranked research papers

Excellence

Out of reach for

global society

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New initiatives for disseminating the

content of publications

Deciphering published articles

Disseminating science

University community Senior high school students Large public

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Attractive formats for disseminating results

Mind maps Cartoons Quizzes Activities A placemat… 4

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A placemat for Uni-restaurants

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Restaurant (400 visitors/day)

Agora Restaurant (1000 visitors/day) Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech

Restaurant (250 visitors/day)

W

HERE

?

Students and staff

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Selecting a research paper

T

OPIC

?

Selection criteria

 ULiège researchers

 Recent (2017-2019) and high

ranked publication

 Link with food (agronomy –

medicine – veterinary medicine)

 Involvement of researcher(s)

Browsing ULiège Open

Repository and Bibliography

Meeting with researchers

Paper selection

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From the paper to the placemat

M

ETHODOLOGY

?

Reading of the selected paper

Consider additional

literature review

Selecting the most relevant

parts of the study

Looking for analogies

Pathway used by a yeast to produce erythritol Microscopic factory

Adaptation to the target

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From the paper to the placemat

M

ETHODOLOGY

?

Discussion with the researcher

 Propose a first draft

 Ask about unclear points (content)

 Check the accuracy of analogies used

 Visit the lab

 Take / ask for pictures

Design of the layout

Review of the prototype by a non-expert panel

(colleagues, friends,…)

Text VS illustration Professional Consistent Colors & shapes Attractive

Understandable

Attractiveness

Improvements

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From the paper to the placemat

L

AYOUT

?

Highlight the key

points  quick read

QR code

 full-length

publication

Methods

Attractive title

9

Glossary

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On the trays of Uni-restaurants

D

ISTRIBUTION

?

1st – 5th April 2019

• Mon-Tue: Veterinary Medicine

• Wed-Thu: Agora

• Fri: Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech

11:30 – 14:00

Evaluation form

Did you read this placemat…  Completely

 Partially

 Not at all The content…

 Was too complex  Had an adequate level  Was too simple

Have you ever heard about this research before?

 Yes

 No Would you like to read placemats on other topics in the future?

 Yes  No  Neutral

1

2

3

4

Do you have any suggestions?

5

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Post-survey

R

ESULTS

?

50,0%

33,3% 16,7%

83% read the placemat at least partially

Did you read this placemat…  Completely

 Partially  Not at all

1

The reader profile is not linked to the restaurant

Not at all Completely Partially 11 Veterinary Medicine Agora Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech 29

90 37

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Post-survey

R

ESULTS

?

The content…

 Was too complex  Had an adequate level  Was too simple

2

Analysis restricted to fully completed forms (138/156)

81% evaluated the level of the content as adequate

Of the 9 persons who did not read the placemat at

all, 7 found the content too complex

Similar results were found in each restaurant

2,9% 15,9% 81,2% Too simple Too complex Adequate 12

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Post-survey

R

ESULTS

?

Have you ever heard about this research before ?

 Yes  No

3

Among the 129 answers, only 7 persons reported knowing about this research, including 6 in Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech

where the reasearch was performed Among fully completed forms, analysis restricted to people who read the placemat at least

partially (129/138)

5,4%

94,6%

Yes

No

Would you like to read placemats with other topics in the future?

 Yes  No  Neutral

4

Yes No Neutral 72,1% 11,6% 16,3% 13

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Post-survey

R

ESULTS

?

Do you have any suggestions?

5

Too long Environmental concerns Others English version Topic suggestions More illustrations Comments on the content

Space for the plate

31,3% 14,9% 12,0% 10,4% 10,4% 9,0% 7,5% 4,5% 14

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Lessons learned from this first experiment

F

EEDBACK

15

On site presence

Introduce the placemat

Explain the concept

Double check authors / institutions

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Concluding remarks

C

ONCLUSIONS

& P

ERSPECTIVES

Value of bringing

research out of the labs

Recycled paper

Illustration / text

Include self-service restaurants

outside the university

Potential improvements regarding the layout

Allow for reading without moving the plate

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Catherine Vancsok

Project coordinator: Isabelle Halleux ULiège – Research & Innovation

catherine.vancsok@uliege.be Recherche.uliege.be/essaimeurs

« Essaimeurs de Savoir » is a project funded by the Federation Wallonia-Brussels.

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