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Starts in 1 month from now
LocationBrussels, Belgium
This event is organised by the Flemish knowledge center for citizen science Scivil, the EU-funded project European Citizen Science (ECS) and the European Citizen Science Association (ECSA).
The fair offers an opportunity to present research in an interactive way, allowing visitors to learn more about the research itself while experiencing the importance of citizen science firsthand. The organisation will handle communication with the press, schools, SciComm partners, and European institutions to reach a broad and diverse audience.
Highlights from the Citizen Science Fair will be presented at the Cluster Event “Advancing Public Engagement and Citizen Science in the European Research Area” on 19 June. This event brings together policymakers and citizen science projects to strengthen the impact of public engagement in research.
Anyone interested to present their project(s) could sign up by 21 March using the form which is made available in the announcement on the Scivil website. For questions about the fair: info@scivil.be.
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