Communicating Transparency (Public Relations)
Schanz, Sievers, and Sureth-Sloane aim at facilitating bi-directional multichannel exchanges between the TRR 266 and its target audience groups, i.e., regulators, politicians, firms and their stakeholders, the scientific community, and the general public. The project will incorporate feed-back from these exchanges into TRR 266’s research program and, supported by the Open Science Data Center, evaluate the dissemination of TRR 266 based on a comprehensive quality assurance concept. To reach these objectives, they will use a variety of communication channels and events.
C03 coordinates the following
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Press |
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Social Media, including Twitter and LinkedIn |
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Articles in applied journals |
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Blogs – make sure to sign up for our blog post updates! |
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Data visualizations |
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Researcher of the Month |
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Events |
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Newsletters summarizing our (preliminary) research findings, inform about past and future events as well as respond to current news |
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