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60 seconds science promotion – Can you valorise your research results in one minute?
We start to see interesting ways to diffuse science. Some Universities are organizing contests asking their PHD students to describe their research in a short video. I’ve meet the winners of the “Impact in SixtyContinue reading
Co-creation in quadruple helix
Co-creation in quadruple helix is about… … collaborative action, mutual value, and reciprocal respect. … looking at different motivations and interests and en…courage and valorise perspectives from others. … finding innovative settings, contexts and mediaContinue reading
DANDELION project video
DANDELION is a European project funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme which mission is to enhance the uptake and valorisation of research results deriving from EU-funded projects in the field of “Inclusive, Innovative &Continue reading
SSH2016 in Bratislava
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DANDELION at the SOG-TIM Workshop in Bratislava
On 28 October 2016, the DANDELION project was presented at the “Social Growth on Trafficking and Immigration” (SOG-TIM) workshop. Held at the premises of the European Commission in Bratislava, the main goal of the workshopContinue reading
Dandelion Quadruple Helix workshop – shaping the communication in SSH research
Great success of the Quadruple Helix workshop, organized by the DANDELION project in Bruxelles on 19/10/2016 to identify challenges, barriers, new ideas and solutions to increase the impact of the European research in the SSHContinue reading
DANDELION project @ Maker Faire
FVA presented DANDELION project to stakeholders (large public, researchers, institutions, innovators and organizations/SMEs) @Maker Faire 2016, Rome Maker Faire is the Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth – a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, andContinue reading
BIOWAYS – Innovative approach to communicate Biotechnology related research
BIOWAYS project has started! The KOM took place in Bristol on 11th and 12th of October 2016. www.bioways.eu