June 2018
#42
Learning ecosystems
STEM learning ecosystems: critical approaches by Bronwyn Bevan
Echoes from #Ecsite2018
Science engagement organisations as Citizen labs by Anna Omedes
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First draft of the Horizon Europe framework
Mariano Gago Ecsite Awards 2018 winners at the 2018 Ecsite Conference, Geneva, Switzerland © Ecsite / Natural History Museum of Geneva / Olivier Miche or Philippe Wagneur2018 Directors Forum: registration open
Barcelona, location of the 2018 Ecsite Directors Forum, 14-16 November 2018Ecsite Conference
record-breaking
2018 Ecsite Conference, Geneva, Switzerland © Ecsite / Natural History Museum of Geneva / Olivier Miche or Philippe WagneurKeynote speeches
#Ecsite2018 keynotes_James Beacham & the Enders sisters
Pre-conference workshop at the 2018 Ecsite Conference, Geneva, Switzerland © Ecsite / Natural History Museum of Geneva / Olivier Miche or Philippe Wagneur
ACPC members March 2018Save the date
#Ecsite2019 logoEU news
Horizon Europe rapporteurs appointed
Commissioner Moedas on Horizon Europe
Carlos Moedas, European Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation. Image credit - European Commission.
Green Cities - EU Green Week 2018. Image credits: European Commission.From Ecsite European collaborations
Policy recommendations from the Sparks Project - Shaking up science and society relations
Building competences on food and nutrition security. ©Fotolia_96317730_Subscription_XXL_©20highwaystarz
NANO2ALL Dr Plupp, an "object of the future" imagined by citizens taking part in project dialoguesGood reads and resources
Still relevant
In “Wonderlab: the Statoil gallery”, captions systematically make a link between exhibits and people’s everyday lives, with carefully picked examples. Science Museum, London, United Kingdom.
Science Centre World Summit 2017 final report
Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and ProgressOpportunities
LIFE call for proposals
European Sustainability Award. Picture: European CommissionResponSEAble webinars on Ocean Literacy
ResponSEAble webinars on Ocean LiteracyNew exhibitions
A EUROPEAN SELECTION OF SCIENCE-RELATED EXHIBITIONS
© Ph. Levy / Universcience
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