We are proud that we have welcomed new members to the Ecsite network this February. We look forward to the innovations they bring and the knowledge they share with our community.

Here is a short introduction of our brand new Ecsite Members:

Associazione Centro Scienza (Italy)

• CentroScienza is dedicated to promoting scientific and technological culture through debates, conferences, workshops, exhibitions, and public events. It fosters interdisciplinary exchange, explores new ways of communicating science, and works to preserve scientific heritage while making complex concepts accessible to all.

Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont (Spain)

• This research centre From Catalonia studies fossils, preserves palaeontological heritage, and shares discoveries with the public through its museum and activities.

Lithuanian Museum of Ethnocosmology (Lithuania)

• This museum blends astronomy, ethnology, and astronautics, offering interactive exhibits, educational programs, and telescope observations to explore humanity’s connection to the cosmos.

National Museum of Natural Science (Taiwan)

• This museum offers interactive learning experiences and research programs across diverse fields, such as: ecology, anthropology, paleontology, and emerging technologies. With extensive exhibitions, a botanical garden, a science center, and off-site education centers, it provides hands-on exploration and fosters scientific discovery for visitors of all ages.

Science Communication research group (Denmark)

• Their aim is to advance science communication through research, teaching, and public engagement, focusing on topics like arts-based communication, sustainability, interdisciplinarity, and co-creation. By collaborating with researchers and practitioners worldwide, the group publishes academic and popular works, produces films, and conducts science engagement activities to bridge the gap between science and society.

SIGNUM PROJECT SP. Z O.O. (Poland)

• This organisation designs and builds interactive science exhibits, which combine education, engineering, and multimedia to create engaging learning experiences. They collaborate with architects, inventors, and educators to develop hands-on installations for museums and science centers.

Unfold the Box (Switzerland)

• This organization specialises in interdisciplinary science engagement, combining expertise from universities, research institutions, museums, educators, and artists to create exhibitions on global issues and scientific themes. It offers hands-on activities, workshops, guided tours, and expert-led conferences, providing free access to science education in cultural centers and schools.

World Touring Exhibitions (the Netherlands)

• They are specialised in traveling exhibitions on science, culture, and entertainment, featuring topics such as space exploration, human anatomy, and robotic technology. Their interactive and educational displays have been showcased worldwide, aiming to engage the public, foster critical thinking, and present diverse perspectives on scientific advancements.

We are looking forward to collaborating together!