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News 10 May 2018
The Ecsite Annual General Meeting will be taking place on Friday 8 June 2018, 15:45 – 17:00, in Geneva, Switzerland. All Ecsite members are welcome to attend but only Full members have voting rights.
News 9 May 2018
...and would like to get a glimpse of how it went, have a look at this quick video and check out the Twitter Moment. The Forum 'Shaking up Science&Society Relations' gathered more than 100 participants ranging from science communicators to policy-makers, from DIY scientists to academics. Provocative keynotes, dialogues on art and science, inspirational words from MEPs, science espressos and lots of meaningful conversations all shook the house.
News 9 May 2018
Airbus Foundation is inviting Ecsite members to test a new freely available Discovery Space platform
The Airbus Foundation, teaming with Autodesk Inc has just launched Discovery Space, a digital portal with educational animations and interactive aerospace-themed lessons in 3D design. All Ecsite members are invited to test it out and provide feedback on its usability.
News 9 May 2018
The 2nd HEIRRI Conference, celebrated in Vienna on 27 April 2018, presents the results of the HEIRRI project and its materials
News 9 May 2018
Science Centre AHHAA organises a series of activities launching the latest ERC=Science2 theme on music.
News 30 April 2018
The CERN is inviting #Ecsite2018 participants to exclusive guided tours
News 20 April 2018
For the two sub-programmes: Environment or Climate Action
News 19 April 2018
Online registrations for the #Ecsite2018 in Geneva will close 22 May.
Registration on site is also possible, but for a higher fee ;)
News 13 April 2018
The next European Union Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (FP9) is currently being developed and negotiated. Ecsite has just released a position paper entitled "Together for a democratic and sustainable Europe". It states that FP9 should actively involve citizens in the science and innovation process. Join our advocacy efforts.
News 13 April 2018
The current EU Research and Innovation Framework Programme, known as Horizon 2020, will expire at the end of 2020. The European Commission is now working on a proposal for the next Framework Programme (FP9) as part of the EU’s proposal for its next long-term budget, the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF).
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