Scientific and educational collaboration
A useful collaboration starts with a well-defined question. We welcome enquiries about nutrition education, research communication and scientific discussion from researchers, educators and organisations.
Define the work
Tell us what you would like to achieve and who would use the result. Possible proposals include a teaching resource, a methods discussion or material that helps readers understand a body of evidence. Describe the intended output rather than relying on a broad theme alone.
Name the people and organisations involved, and explain the contribution you are seeking from ENS. If the work has already begun, distinguish completed work from what you are proposing.
Be clear about roles and support
Include proposed responsibilities, timing, sources of support and relevant interests. Explain who owns any material you wish to use and whether permission is needed. Use of the ENS name or logo, a public partnership announcement and any financial commitment each need explicit agreement.
The website accepts enquiries; it does not collect donations or partnership payments.