Institutions are searching for a fundamental change in the systems of science, on a broad scale. A fundamental aspect of our work is to find emergent practices that have been proven in other sectors, and to introduce them to the community of science.
Tools
ReImagine Science uses learning processes within our network to generate insights, systemic clarity, and new actions. These are some of the tools we use to reimagine how science can create a more integrated and connected world. Interested in becoming one of our partners for change? Send us an email!
ULab
A framework for systemic awareness and change
ReImagine Science has hosted u.lab science hubs since 2016
u.lab journeys with the Presencing Institute
Third Space
It's not work, it's not home, it's where we gather to create
ReImagine Science hosts these interactive dialogs within academic and social groups to access self-awareness and profound change in short time-frames
Cynefin
Context determines pathways to systemic change
David Snowden’s Cynefin framework allows our work to adapt to context
Liberating Structures
Unleashing the brilliance of the individual and the wisdom of the group
Science UnSummits
Unconference style summits for the future of science
We began our work by hosting Science UnSummits as part of the USA Science and Engineering Festival in Washington DC.
Open Space Technology
Creating spaces that deepen our understanding of issues and opportunities
ReImagine Science uses Open Space Technology convening principles for much of our work