EuroScientist is the official publication of the EuroScience organisation. We publish articles, opinions, expert perspectives and curated content on a variety of topics and issues affecting scientists, particularly when it comes to issues arising at the interface with society in Europe, including science policy.
Our vision is to ensure that EuroScientist reflects the diversity of voices of scientists and those working in fields related to science on matters related to European research. Its motto is: “European science conversations by the community, for the community.” It is a magazine designed to enable members of the European science community and others including policy makers to share opinions and perspectives on current issues. It also aims, to a large extend, at furthering the debate on topical issues.
EuroScientist focuses on science policy, funding, science in society, scientists careers, ethics, innovation, scientists lifestyle etc…and more generally about what is happening at the interface between science and society. We publish journalistic articles, opinions, expert perspectives. Researchers are also given a voice in our new category, First Person, where individual scientists express personal views.
We welcome your suggestions for guest articles from community members on topics that you, as a scientist, feel should be brought to the attention of the rest of the community. You may also make suggestion for topics of journalistic articles you would like to read in the magazine.
Feel free to contact the Editor, Sabine Louët, to discuss your ideas by writing
EuroScientist’s Editorial Board
An Editorial Board, elected by and among the members of the EuroScience Governing Board, acts an advisory group for strategic decisions about communication in general and the webzine in particular.
Members of the Editorial Board are:
- Gilles Mirambeau, Molecular biologist, France and Spain
- Jens Degett, independent science editor, Denmark
- Istvan Palugyai, science editor, Hungary
- Alexander Gerber, science communication scholar, Germany
- Jean-Patrick Connerade, President of the European Academy of Sciences Arts and Letters, London
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