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Spokes is the monthly magazine of Ecsite, the European network of science centres and museums. Hear the latest news from European science engagement, go further with in-depth features and make the most of the good reads, events and opportunities shared by Ecsite members.
IN DEPTH: From place to space : libraries and civic engagement by A. Vanautgaerden
LOOKOUT: Tinkering for learning, equity, and social inclusion
COLUMN: Time to pause and reflect on Spokes by C. Franche & M. Xanthoudaki
And also: news from Ecsite members, good reads, jobs, project updates...
Other 30 November 2022
The Ecsite Space group will be meeting in Toulouse, France, on 30 November and 1 December 2022.
Join us for the pleasure of seeing each other in person and sharing information, passion, resources, ideas on space and its communication to the public!
The Space Group Annual meeting is open to all professionals interested in communicating to the public space research, science, and technology.
News 9 September 2022
Ecsite member Heureka Science Centre's Wild Wild Wood exhibition has been awarded the internationally recognised Red Dot Design award in the "Brands & Communication Design 2022" series.
News 1 September 2022
Ecsite will be running three virtual help sessions in September to take you step by step through the submission process of the Ecsite 2023 Call for proposals.
News 31 August 2022
A great opportunity has arisen for a paid communications intern starting September 2022 based in our Brussels office. Read on to find out more...
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