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Four new JCOM masterclasses announced

We are pleased to announce that, after the success of the first two years, we are organising the third edition of the JCOM Masterclasses. Ecsite members are entitled to a 30% discount.

In the past editions, over 150 participants from 48 countries came to Trieste to attend the courses. Best and innovative practices were presented, tested when possible, and discussed. Past participants have stated they have gained both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Also, they have greatly appreciated the opportunity to exchange experiences and reflections with colleagues and speakers.

The new four courses are dedicated to scientists, architects, designers, multimedia developers, explainers, managers of science museums and other professionals in science communication. Dates and titles of courses are as follows:

Developing successful museums and science centres

Trieste, 26 – 30 September

Facilitating the debate on the scientific and technological progress

Trieste, 17 – 21 October

Developing successful exhibitions

Trieste, 7 – 11 November

Communicating current research to various audiences

Trieste, 28 November – 2 December

All the courses will be held in Trieste (Italy). For a better idea of the contents, please check the webpages of the last course editions.

Grants and other support opportunities

A number of grants will be made available for people working in developing countries. Registrations will open later in the year.

European science centres, museums and other organizations might get support for the staff participation through the Erasmus plus programme, which deadline is the 2nd of February. Check the online guide for applications provided by Ecsite.

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Sissa Medialab

Sissa Medialab is a not for profit company owned by SISSA-International School for Advanced Studies of Trieste. It specializes in all forms of science communication with a strong international viewpoint, relying on a network of thousands of scientists around the world. It caters both to the general public, from small children to adults, and to the scientific community.