Sten LjungströmUniverseum AB

Göteborg

Universeums grundare:

Göteborgs universitetChalmers tekniska högskolaVästsvenska Industri- och HandelskammarenGöteborgs kommunalförbund

Ecsite - the European Network of Science Centres and Museums

• linking science communication professionals •more than 400 institutions in 50 countries• founded 20 years ago•connects member institutions through projects and activities•facilitates the exchange of ideas and best practice on current issues

PENCIL – Permanent European Centre for

Informal Learning

permanent european resource centre for informal learning

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Att lära för ett hållbart samhälle

Att utveckla och testa en metod för ett samarbete mellan science center, skolor och samhälle.

AS måndagsmöte 051114

PENCILPENCIL –– Reaching 50 Millions* of European Students & TeachersReaching 50 Millions* of European Students & Teachers(* at least…)(* at least…)

GREECE

EllinogermanikiAgogi

ITALYCittà della Scienza

IMSS - INDIREUniversity of Naples

PORTUGAL

Ciencia Viva

GERMANY

DeutschesMuseum

FRANCE

ExploradômeCité de l’espace

U K

NM AquariumKing’s College

BELGIUM

ECSITEEUN

Technopolis

NETHERLANDS

Nemo

DENMARK

Experimentarium

FINLAND

Heureka

SWEDEN

UniverseumTeknikens Hus

ISRAEL

Bloomfield SM

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Eur - OceansClimate Change & Marine Ecosystems• Partners and national contacts : • National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth (paul.cox@national-aquarium.co.uk) • CNES, Toulouse, France (danielle.destaerke@cnes.fr) • EUAC (euac@oceano.mc) • Musée Océanographique de Monaco (n.ounais@oceano.mc) • Universeum, Sweden (jan.westin@universeum.se) • Aquarium Finisterrae, Spain (paco@casaciencias.org) • Océanopolis, Brest France (osana.bonilla@oceanopolis.com) • Gdynia Aquarium, Poland (wojtek@mir.gdynia.pl) • Acquario di Genova, Italy (bvalettini@acquariodigenova.it) • CretAquarium Thalassocosmos, Greece (tpoly@her.hcmr.gr) • Kordinator: Océanopolis

Nano-dialogueexhibition

moduleEnhancing dialogue on nanotechnologies and nanosciences in society at the European level

Città della Scienza - Naples, ItalyMQC2 association - Naples, Italy

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STAFF management

TRAVEL OVERHEADS

w orkshops, debates and conferences print materials and other costs

Seven exhibition modules production and packaging+transport translations

NANO DIALOGUE Different costs items in the total

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EU-projekt igång nu på UniverseumNanoToTouch - Nanoscience live at museums and science centres ACCENT - Action on Climate Change through Engagement, Networks and ToolsCASC – Cities and Science Communication

ACCENT

ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE THROUGH ENGAGEMENT, NETWORKS AND TOOLSÅtgärder mot klimatförändringen genom engagemang, nätverk och verktyg

• Mål

• Utbyte av arbete och erfarenheter mellan science center, museer och akvarier som er engagerade i klimatförändringen. Göra en webplattform

• Skapa en tvåvägs kommunikation om klimatförändringen i Europa• Förklara orsak och verkan av klimatförändringen (utställning, science

shows och/eller teater föreställningar)• Sprida resultat av Europas forskning och skapa möten där forskare

engagerade i denna forskning presenteras• Debattera sociala och ekonomiska aspekter relaterade till

klimatförändringen• Spridning av senaste forskningsresultat för ökad

klimatförändringsförståelse• Engagera medborgarna i debatten och att samla in deras uppfattning i

Europa om klimatförändringar

Deltagare ACCENT:

Fondazione IDIS-Città della Scienza, Italien - koordinatorObserva, ItalienBloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem, IsraelThe Israel National Museum of Science, Technology & SpaceScience Centre AHHAA Foundation, EstlandExperimentarium, DanmarkNAUSICAA, FrankrikeUniverseum, SverigeTeknikens Hus, SverigeTechniquest, Belgien Flanders Technology International, Belgien

Heureka, FinlandUniversity of Lapland, FinlandECSITE, Belgien

ACCENT

• Activities nr participants Beneficiaries categories

• 40 sciencedemonstrations 1200 General public

• 6 school labs 150 School students• 6 Participatory • games 150 School students• 4 debates 200 General public• 3 teachers training 60 Teachers

NanoToTouchNanoToTouchNanosciences Live inNanosciences Live inScience Centres and MuseumsScience Centres and Museums

NMP-2008-1.1-2Support to outreach and communication in nanotechnologyCollaborative Project and Support Action

NanoToTouch - CSA-SA 233473

University University

NanoToTouch - Focus of the ProjectNanoToTouch - Focus of the Projectcreation of innovative places where the broad public can learn about and discuss nano research by directly involving the scientists

NanoToTouch - CSA-SA 233473

6 project partners3 museums3 universities

6 project partners3 science centres3 universities

Open Nano Lab Nano Researcher LiveMuseum Science Centre

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Munich (Germany)01 • Deutsches Museum02 • Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Milano (Italy)03 • Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci04 • University of Milano - CIMAINA

Göteborg (Sweden)05 • Universeum06 • Chalmers University of Technology

Open Nano Labs

NanoToTouch - CSA-SA 233473

NanoToTouch - Consortium PartnersNanoToTouch - Consortium Partners

Mechelen (Belgium)07 • Technopolis08 • Universiteit Antwerpen

Tartu (Estonia)09 • AHHAA Science Centre Foundation10 • University of Tartu

Naples (Italy)11 • Fondazione IDIS-Città della Scienza12 • National Research Council - Institute of Cybernetics

Nano Researcher Live

NanoToTouch - CSA-SA 233473

NanoToTouch - Consortium PartnersNanoToTouch - Consortium Partners

NanoToTouch - CSA-SA 233473

CASC - Cities and science communication: Innovative approaches to engaging the public

Objectives:• Contribute to a better understanding of the governance of science and tosupport development of open governance• Develop transnational research that contributes to the understanding of theparticipation of science in building a European society and identity• Exchange best practices and co-operation between cities (and/or regions) forthe development of a scientific culture at the local level• Ensure the broadest geographical coverage of Member States• Development of two-way communication between scientists and citizens• Using science shops and science museums/ centres as a tool to provide localcivil society organisations with the scientific knowledge they need.

Broad coverage of Member States• East and Central Europe: Bucharest, Debrecen, Wroclaw, Prague and Brno.• Southern Europe: Seville, Milan, Rome, Lyon and La Coruna.• Mediterranean Europe: Cyprus (Nicosia).• North West Europe: Birmingham and Gothenburg.

CoordinatorBirmingham City Council UK