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Each year in November, Ecsite, the European Network of Science Centres and Museums, holds a Directors Forum, a privileged and inspiring 2-day event for the directors and senior management personnel of Ecsite’s Full members. Ecsite is hereby inviting Ecsite Full member institutions to host and co-organise its Directors Forum 2015 or 2016.
Find here the detailed call and the application form.
If you have any questions please contact Lucy via lschweingruber@ecsite.eu
Ecsite is seeking a Fundraising Officer who will be responsible for the fundraising of Ecsite and for the establishment of new partnerships.
In this function s/he will have to execute the existing fundraising strategy and develop new initiatives in order to achieve the defined goals. Drafts propositions, grant applications and assets of existing partnerships will be a part of the work. The Fundraising Officer shall introduce Ecsite to as many field-related corporations, foundations and other interested partners in order to increase Ecsite’s income.
Last week the project RRI Tools has been launched in Brussels, a three year long project funded under the European Commission (EC) Seventh Framework Programme (FP7 2007-2013) to foster Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in Europe with a view to a harmonious and efficient relationship between science and European society.
RRI is a process where all societal actors (researchers, citizens, policy makers, business) work together during the whole research and innovation (R&I) process in order to align its outcomes to the values, needs and expectations of European society.
Ecsite is seeking a Project Manager who will be responsible for implementing activities related to projects funded by the European Commission to ensure they are carried out consistently and successfully in accordance with the project’s rules and work plan.
On Monday 20 January, ESA’s comet-chasing spacecraft Rosetta will wake up from 31 months of deep space slumber. ESA will streaming live from ESOC, Darmstadt, Germany, with full coverage of the day’s historic events as they unfold, starting at 09:15 GMT (10:15 CET)
Rosetta’s computer is programmed to re-establish contact with Earth on 20 January, starting with an ‘alarm clock’ at 10:00 GMT. Immediately afterwards, the spacecraft’s startrackers will begin to warm up, taking around six hours. Rosetta will then send a signal to Earth to announce that it is awake.
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