It is the time of the year where we would like to wish EuroScientist readers a wonderful, amazing, exceptional and superb New Year 2015. Now that everybody is coming back to work, we would love to hear from you. So tell us about your dreams, your hopes and what keeps you awake at night. We will do our best to cover stories related to the issues that matter most to you. Read more [...]
It is with great sadness that we announce the untimely death of Aldo Fasolo, member of the ESOF 010 and ESOF2012 programme comittees. Many of you will remember him running to and fro, tireless and cheerful, in the halls of the Lingotto building in Torino during ESOF2010. He definitely was one of its driving forces. Read more [...]
Winter holidays are approaching. And it is a time for sharing and exchanging gifts. No better occasion for sharing something with us and all EuroScientists readers. We would therefore like to invite you to participate in our EuroScientist Vine competition! Read more [...]
Scientists from different European countries in Europe, including Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Portugal, the UK and Germany have just published an Open Letter aimed at national governments and at the European Commission, as well as the Parliament. Read more [...]
Thanks to all of you who contributed to make EuroScientist's presence at ESOF 2014 a success. Thanks for your tweets, thanks for liking us and for showing your support through social media. The magazine will be suspending publication during July and August. We hope that this will give you time to reflect and send us some suggestions to editor[at]euroscience.org about what you wish to read about in the magazine from the autumn. Enjoy the summer! And don't forget to be in touch!!! Read more [...]
You can now follow all the updates related to the ESOF 2014 conference on our Storify account. This account will be updated throughout the conference with news, photos and news, so that those of you who cannot attend the conference, can still share in the fun. We will let you know about the atmosphere, the gossips, the exciting sessions and parties too. Stay tuned! Read more [...]
The organisers of the Festival, EuroScience and EuroPAWS, are pleased to announce the Call for TV programmes or New Media productions for the 2014 European Science TV and New Media Festival, which will take place at the ESOF congress in Copenhagen in June 2014. There will be eight awards decided in Copenhagen, listed below. The screenings will be complemented by panel led discussions and keynote talks on themes relating to Science and TV/AV media. This year the focus will be on the Environment, with the roles of science and the TV/AV media in the spotlight. Read more [...]
The European Young Researchers’ Award (EYRA) is granted to researchers demonstrating outstanding research performance and leadership. At the same time, the award aims to inspire early stage and experienced researchers to incorporate a European dimension and perspective into their research. The Award is granted each year but the prize-giving-ceremony is held every two years at the Euroscience Open Forum (ESOF) where the two recipients will present their work. Read more [...]
May 2014 bring you exciting scientific tribulations! Happy New Year 2014!! From EuroScientist's team. We hope to hear from you during the coming year. Feel free to share your frustrations, your expectations and your hopes for the year to come. EuroScientist is your magazine is made for scientists by scientists. And there are many untold stories that have yet to make it into the pages of the magazine, this year. Read more [...]
Time to reveal your scientific personality through tailor-made cartoons! We would like to invite you to participate in our Bitstrips competition, which is available only from the EuroScientist Facebook page! All you need to do is to create your own Bitstrips scene or gather several sequential Bitstrips scenes to tell a story inspired by your scientific work or any of the themes featured in EuroScientist, be it related to science policy and funding, scientific careers, innovation, science education, or scientists’ lifestyle. Read more [...]
It is time for you to tell us what you think of EuroScientist. We would like kindly to ask you to take only a few minutes to complete our survey about EuroScientist magazine! We want to get to know you better. We want to know your aspirations, and hopes. We want to know what makes you dreams. We want to know what keeps you awake at night!!! Read more [...]
We hope that the summer has helped you take time to be thoughtful and mindful. EuroScientist will be back for you next week, with some news about the situation with the Russian Academy of Sciences. Many other topics, including open access, will be covered in the next few weeks. For now, keep sending us your suggestions for articles. . . Read more [...]
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