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The Story of 
There's great research. Then there's what decision makers want: your expertise, applied to the problems they need solved.
Your solutions. Your insights. Your early warnings about what nobody else sees coming.
Since 2015, Science+Story has helped research-driven organizations find, frame and express their unique solutions, insights and early warning signals. To get through to their target audiences, both in head and heart.
Science+Story also help these organizations build thought leadership programs and cultures that train experts to become authorities.
Our work together can help you: increase fundraising and partnership opportunities; fuel your marketing, sales, research and product development; and attract and retain the highest quality research staff.
"Science+Story provided invaluable help. We've seen a significant increase in external understanding of our work."
Steve McCormick, The Earth Genome
Current & Past Clients 
Adamantine Energy
Arizona State University: Center for Biodiversity Outcomes
Arizona State University: Future H2O
The Breakthrough Institute
Conservation International
The Earth Genome
The Energy for Growth Hub
Los Angeles 2028 Olympics: Sustainability & Legacy
National Kidney Foundation
The Natural Capital Project
The Nature Conservancy
Society for Science & the Public
UCLA: Institute for Environment & Sustainability
University of Minnesota: Institute on the Environment
World Wildlife Fund
"Bob revolutionized our communications game within just a few months of working with him."
Alex Trembath, Breakthrough Institute
Bob Lalasz/Founder+CEO
Bob Lalasz founded Science+Story in 2016 after starting and directing The Nature Conservancy's science communications program. For 20 years he has delivered marketing and communication strategy and editorial guidance to organizations driven by science, research and ideas.
He has helped his clients develop thought leadership content for their own audiences as well as Axios, CNN.com, Ensia, Foreign Affairs, Grist, Issues in Science & Technology, Nature, the New York Times, OneZero, Scientific American, Stanford Social Innovation Review, and the World Economic Forum.
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