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COST - the European Cooperation in Science and Technology, is looking for a Communication Officer in Brussels, Belgium. Apply by 24 July.
The European Commission released its proposal for the Horizon Europe framework programme (formerly known as FP9) on 7 June. The proposal does not have a specific strand for Science for and with Society and relies on an outdated top-down communication approach. Share Ecsite's proposed amendments with relevant stakeholders to influence the negotiations' next stages.
Register for the 2018 Ecsite Directors Forum, 14-16 November, Barcelona. For Senior Managers of Ecsite Full members.
SiS.net, has just released an open letter and a petition to ensure funding for a specific programme dedicated to science, society and citizens' initiatives. Ecsite is supporting this campaign, which is converging with our own advocacy efforts.
Now speakers and convenors can share the outcomes of their sessions, such as references, summaries, repositories... Here's how
3 Year Research Project at Center for Community and Citizen Science, School of Education, University of California, (US). Apply by 30 June.
The European Commission released its proposal for Horizon Europe (formerly known as FP9) on 7 June. This proposal does not contain a specific strand of funding for science engagement: Ecsite is now calling for a mobilisation of all science engagement professionals and organisations to influence the negotiations' next stages.
T4FOOD2030 has been given the task of developing new educational activities that build the competences needed for more resilient and future-proof food systems. Share with us any innovative formats or activities that you consider scalable, transferable, and adaptable. Drop us an email with a short description and a link where we can find out more, and we’ll do the rest!
Thirty-seven nano-objects imagined by citizens can now be explored on the NANO2ALL website. Visit the new “Made by citizens” webpage to find out more.
One of Ecsite's most ambitious projects, Sparks, is ending this month. We thought it was a good occasion to present our recommendations for policy-makers. Sparks exhibition Beyond the lab was visited by more than 1 million citizens in 28 countries. Partners have also experimented with various participatory activities formats bringing together citizens, researchers, and policy-makers.
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