Discover how FASoS research is making an impact beyond academia in the newly published annual research report 2025
The FASoS Research Institute has published its annual report for 2025. This year’s edition highlights how FASoS researchers connect academic research with society through collaborations with partners such as Studio Europa Maastricht, Natuurmonumenten, L1, and Lumière Cinema.
Through inspiring interviews and research highlights, the report explores topics ranging from children’s digital lives and environmental heritage to European politics and community engagement through film. Together, these stories show how FASoS research contributes to public debate, policymaking, and cultural life.
You can read the digital version of the report here. Please get in touch with Eva Durlinger if you would like to receive a hard copy of the report.
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