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 [...]
We value your loyalty and now is the time to ask you what you really want to read about in EuroScientist. Over the next few weeks, we would like to open our editorial schedule to your suggestions. Once, you have sent a few suggestions, we will ask all readers to vote and we will commission articles about the most popular topics to be published in the autumn. Read more [...]
Simon Schneider, the EuroScientist's External Relations Manager, will be available for talks at the EGU General Assembly in Vienna from April 3rd to 8th. Read more [...]
Eoin Lettice, one of our writers, has been nominated for the Eircom Spider Awards for his efforts in science communication, please vote for him. Read more [...]
Write the best short article about an ESOF 2010 session to win the EuroScience Science Journalism Competition. The winner will see their article published on EuroScientist. Read more [...]
EuroScience has appointed two new co-editors of EuroScientist who will be developing this publication into a leading voice in European science. You can expect news and opinion on key issues in science and science policy. As well as articles from the editors, there will be guest pieces from experts across Europe and we welcome pitches for articles from individuals or topic suggestions. Read more [...]
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