Evaluating and Improving the Societal Impact of Research

Gunnar Sivertsen · Ingeborg Meijer

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Abstract Societal impact of research does not occur primarily as unexpected, extraordinary incidents of particularly useful breakthroughs in science. Is it more often a result of normal everyday interactions between organisations that need to create, exchange, and make use of new knowledge to further their goals. This chapter discusses how to assess and improve the cocreation and use of research in normal research–society relations.

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