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Organization

SCIENCEVIEW MEDIA BV

Dutch science communication SME delivering dissemination for EU agricultural and environmental research consortia.

Science communication SMEfoodNLSMENo active H2020 projectsThin data (2/5)
H2020 projects
2
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€86K
Unique partners
48
What they do

Their core work

ScienceView Media BV is a Dutch science communication company based in Hilversum — the heart of the Netherlands' broadcasting and media industry. They specialize in translating complex agricultural and environmental research into accessible content for farmers, policymakers, and industry audiences. Their core contribution to EU research consortia is professional-grade communication, dissemination, and public engagement: turning scientific outputs into materials that reach beyond the academic world. With participation in both a soil health program and a water quality program, they serve consistently as the dedicated media and outreach arm of large international research collaborations.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

2 projects

Both SOILCARE and FAirWAY engaged ScienceView as a communication partner, with per-project EC contributions (~EUR 40-45k) consistent with dedicated dissemination service roles in large RIA consortia.

Agricultural research outreachprimary
2 projects

Both projects addressed agricultural challenges — soil quality in SOILCARE and water contamination from farming in FAirWAY — anchoring their food and farming communication specialty.

Water quality and environmental communicationsecondary
1 project

FAirWAY focused specifically on farm-to-drinking-water pathways, extending their domain from soil into water management communication for a wider policy and public audience.

Soil health and sustainable crop production communicationsecondary
1 project

SOILCARE targeted profitable, sustainable crop production across Europe, requiring communication aimed at both the farming community and agricultural policy audiences.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Soil health communication
Recent focus
Water quality communication

Both of ScienceView Media's recorded H2020 projects started within a single year of each other (2016 and 2017), making it difficult to trace a meaningful evolution in focus. Their activity stayed within the food and agriculture domain across both engagements, moving from soil health (SOILCARE) to water quality (FAirWAY) — a natural thematic progression within sustainable agriculture. No keyword data is available to track finer-grained shifts in emphasis, and with only two projects the record is too thin to distinguish deliberate repositioning from coincidence.

With only two closely-timed projects in agricultural communication, the trend signal is limited — but their consistent positioning as a media partner in large food-sector RIA consortia suggests a stable specialist niche rather than an evolving research trajectory.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European19 countries collaborated

ScienceView Media consistently joins as a participant rather than leading consortia, a pattern typical of specialist service providers brought in for a defined scope — in their case, communication and dissemination. Both projects involved very large consortia: 48 unique partners across 19 countries for just two projects means they regularly operate alongside 20-30 organizations per engagement. This makes them practiced at contributing within complex, multi-partner structures without needing to manage them.

Despite a small project portfolio, ScienceView Media has built connections with 48 distinct consortium partners across 19 countries — reflecting the large, pan-European consortia typical of RIA food-sector programs. Their network is broadly European with no apparent geographic concentration beyond their Dutch base.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

ScienceView Media occupies a niche that few research organizations can fill: professional media production rooted in science. Based in Hilversum — the production capital of Dutch broadcasting — they bring infrastructure and media industry know-how that most academic or research partners simply don't have. For consortium builders looking to meet EU communication and dissemination requirements with high-quality output, a dedicated science media SME is a more credible choice than assigning communication tasks to a research partner as an afterthought.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • FAirWAY
    The larger of their two projects (EUR 45,375 EC contribution), FAirWAY addressed the link between farming practices and drinking water contamination — a topic with direct regulatory and public health relevance across Europe.
  • SOILCARE
    A multi-year pan-European soil management program (2016-2021) focused on making sustainable crop production economically viable, giving ScienceView a platform for communicating agricultural science to a wide farming and policy audience.
Cross-sector capabilities
Environmental policy communicationRural development and land use outreachWater management and drinking water safety communicationScience-to-public engagement across any research domain
Analysis note: Only 2 projects with no keyword data available. Expertise profile is largely inferred from the organization name, Hilversum location (Netherlands' media hub), and the small per-project EC funding amounts (~EUR 40-45k) that are characteristic of communication and dissemination service roles rather than core research contributors. Treat all expertise claims as plausible inferences, not verified capabilities.