A Blueprint for Assessing Societal Impact Through Public EngagementJosh Borrow (Durham University, United Kingdom) @JBorrowPedro Russo (Leiden University, The Netherlands) @pruss

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ConclusionsCareer development should be offered for those that choose to engage the public

Funding agencies need to change their identifiers for good public engagement on small scales

Flexibility is the key to success

We need your help developing metrics

http://arxiv.org/abs/1510.02017

Contactjoshua.borrow@durham.ac.uk

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