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Copernicus Science Centre
26 August 2015
The beauty of science
In order to promote the idea of social development based on education, science, technology and innovation – on the 12th of September a nationwide campaign “SPiN Day – for the Society and Science” will be organised by Porozumienie Społeczeństwo i Nauka SPiN (Society and Science Agreement). It is the first event of this kind implemented on such a scale by science communicators in Poland.
Science Museum Group
20 August 2015
Exciting position at the Science Museum in London, UK to oversee the development and delivery of the Europe-wide touring exhibition created as part of the Ecsite coordinated Sparks project. Apply by 30 August
Copernicus Science Centre
6 August 2015
Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw, Poland, has been visited by as many as five million people for less than 5 years. Record holders come back to Copernicus more than 30 times a year.
Questacon - the National Science and Technology Centre
6 August 2015
An academic from The Australian National University (ANU) has taken his inspiring science shows to 41,000 children in Africa as part of an 11-week tour through five countries. The project is a collaboration between the Australian National University and Questacon, with funding from Questacon and the Australian Government.
Universcience
28 July 2015
Proposed by the board of Universcience, Bruno Maquart was appointed president by the French Council of ministers on Wednesday June 24th 2015. He succeeds Claudie Haigneré in a presidential term that will last 5 years.
Fondazione IDIS - Città della Scienza
8 July 2015
Two young architects of 29 years old, Andrea Guazzieri and Valerio Ciotola, won the competition for the reconstruction of the Naples-based science centre, destroyed by a criminal fire in 2013
International Centre for Life
17 June 2015
One of the largest biomedical research charities in the world, the Wellcome Trust, has pledged £650k towards a new exhibition exploring the brain at Newcastle’s Life Science Centre. The exhibition will open in 2016 and will tell the story of the brain and how it works, revealing some of its secrets and exploring the techniques scientists use to study it.
Glasgow Science Centre
17 June 2015
Discover galaxies far, far away in Scotland’s first full dome digital planetarium
Norsk Teknisk Museum
11 June 2015
The Norsk Teknisk Museum from Norway won the prize for TING, “a participatory, immersive exhibition experience for exploring the complex relationships between technology and democracy.” Watch the video.