Ecsite brings together more than 350 organisations committed to inspiring people with science.
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: Bottom-up rather than top-down by O. Kolokytha
IN DEPTH: Equity, exclusion and everyday science learning by E. Dawson
COLUMN: What next for Ecsite by H. Münder
And also: news from Ecsite members, good reads, jobs, project updates...
Calls 24 June 2019
Be part of the team shaping THE unmissable publication for science engagement professionals in Europe and beyond. A call for staff of Full Ecsite members - apply by 15 November.
Calls 11 June 2019
Ecsite is inviting all science engagement organisations to sign an Open letter to the European R&I Commissioner, Carlos Moedas to ask for strong science engagement in Horizon Europe. Sign by 25 June!
News 9 June 2019
The conference just finished in Copenhagen, Denmark. It gathered 1190 participants from 59 different countries, making it the largest Ecsite Conference ever.
A warm thank you to our generous Host Experimentarium, who offered attendees an inspiring setting (and sometimes playground) for a truly boundary-pushing 30th edition. And of course to all the participants who make this conference so special!
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News 8 June 2019
Discover yesterday’s video summary, looking back on the second of three main conference days.
Resources
Useful documents and information on science engagement in general, and Ecsite activities in particular. Browse through articles, toolkits, reports, websites.
Projects
Through Ecsite, members have the opportunity to participate in collaborative projects shaping the future of science engagement. Ecsite runs projects funded by the European Commission as well as initiatives in partnership with other organisations.
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