by Peter van der Knaap, PhD | Aug 12, 2026 | Blog, Former Presidents Interview Series, Interviews
In this new interview series, EES President Peter van der Knaap speaks with former EES presidents about their current work, reflection on their time leading the Society, the evolution of evaluation practice, and the opportunities and challenges facing the profession...
by Peter van der Knaap, PhD | Aug 3, 2026 | Blog, Former Presidents Interview Series, Interviews
In this new interview series, EES President Peter van der Knaap speaks with former EES presidents about their current work, reflection on their time leading the Society, the evolution of evaluation practice, and the opportunities and challenges facing the profession...
by Peter van der Knaap, PhD | Jul 7, 2026 | Former Presidents Interview Series, Interviews
In this new interview series, EES President Peter van der Knaap speaks with former EES presidents about their current work, reflection on their time leading the Society, the evolution of evaluation practice, and the opportunities and challenges facing the profession...
by Peter van der Knaap, PhD | Jun 30, 2026 | Former Presidents Interview Series, Interviews
In this new interview series, EES President Peter van der Knaap speaks with former EES presidents about their current work, reflection on their time leading the Society, the evolution of evaluation practice, and the opportunities and challenges facing the profession...
by Mita Marra | Jun 29, 2026 | Blog
A couple of weeks ago I participated in the 2026 Annual Conference of the European Forum for Studies on Research and Innovation, which is primarily a community of science, technology, innovation (STI) scholars and practitioners, and increasingly evaluators as well....
by Astrid Brousselle | Jun 25, 2026 | Blog
June 2026. A heatwave is striking Europe, increasing mortality and creating disruptions. At the same time, forest fires have started again in Canada, displacing villagers and Indigenous communities. Events related to climate change are affecting populations across the...
