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Programmes Enhancing EU R&ICurrently the first call for the European Union Prize for Citizen Science is open for submissions. Ars Electronica awards the European Union Prize for Citizen Science on behalf of the European Commission in the context of the IMPETUS project, funded under the Horizon Europe WIDERA 2021-ERA-01-61 call.
The Prize is open to initiatives operating within a wide-ranging scope of scientific and social activities that engage citizens and aim to deliver scientific advancement and social benefits, support communities, and foster an open and inclusive civil society.
There are four prize categories:
Deadline for submissions is 13 March 2023. The jury meeting takes place in April. The announcement and press conference in June and the award ceremony will be held in September 2023 at Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, Austria.
All information on the open call, prize categories, eligibility, admissibility and award criteria, required submission materials, rules and rights and the online submission can be found here
For questions related to the European Union Prize for Citizen Science, the submission process or the submission platform, contact citizenscience@ars.electronica.art
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