Your research project has produced results that matter — and you need them to reach funders, policymakers, and the public, alongside the academic audience it already reaches.
Your team knows its research better than anyone. What a communication programme adds is time, editorial craft, and the right formats. Thalassa manages the full communication cycle — the website, the dissemination, the workshops and interviews — with the scientific accuracy intact.
As a scientific and editorial partner, Thalassa holds communication outputs to the same standards of accuracy the research itself demands.
Your NGO has the commitment and the community to run a citizen science programme.
Scientific design — protocols, data quality standards, analysis — is the piece Thalassa adds to it. The results are built for what an NGO needs them for: evidence to bring to local authorities, reports for funders, and, where the data allow, peer-reviewed publication.
Past projects have trained more than 100 volunteers, surveyed municipalities on the measures they have in place against single-use plastics, and left protocols that partners kept using after the project ended.
Your consortium is applying for European funding — Horizon Europe, Interreg, LIFE, and similar programmes — or you need an independent analysis of an environmental dataset, marine or otherwise.
That work calls for a partner who combines scientific expertise with communication and outreach capacity.
Thalassa joins as an independent scientific partner — joining a consortium as a contributing scientist, or taking on a research question directly — delivering the analysis and report it needs, and ensuring the outputs reach the audiences your funder requires.
Fields of expertise: Marine ecology, Plastic pollution, Climate change, Marine Protected Areas, Mediterranean Sea, Southern Ocean, Ocean literacy, Citizen science.
Every collaboration starts with a conversation to clearly define your objectives and target audiences. It then takes one of three forms, depending on your needs:
An interview series, a citizen science protocol ready for your team to carry out, a data analysis, or a report. Scoped and quoted up front, with a clear deliverable and deadline.
From proposal writing through design, fieldwork, analysis and final outputs.
Support in science communication, citizen science or data analysis, agreed as part of a project.