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Welcome to Science View’s monthly newsletter.
In the October 2015 issue you can read about:
Students describe the future of the Human Being
High school students get to know and use parliamentary procedures, while acting as researchers in scientific issues with the help of renowned experts and their teachers. After the success of the first Greek Student Parliament on Science, Science View organizes the second national event of this innovative activity, which is part of the European Student Parliaments on Science.
Let’s talk about nano! A student video contest
People say that if you want to find out the truth and get to the core, then you should ask the children. And while asking “what kind of nanotechnologies do we want?” we believe that the most interesting answers will come from young students. “What kind of nanotechnologies do we want?” is a crucial question for the NanoDiode project and also is the main topic of a video contest for students around Europe, which is being organised by NanoDiode and EUSJA.
Learning Science Through Theater in Como, Italy
Science View had the opportunity to present the Learning Science Through Theater educational activity in the “Food for Thought: Enriching Teaching” Conference, organized by the European Network for Opera and Dance Education – RESEO, in Como, Italy on 15-17 October 2015.
Science View goes (SKAI) Radio!
Spiros Kitsinelis, a member of the Science View team, presents science news, discusses science issues and dissolves myths with Christina Vidou every Tuesday evening at 18.00 EET, on SKAI radio 100.3, one of the most popular news radio stations in Greece.
More in this issue:
> EUR 1 million prize for portable scanner to reveal nutritional value of foods
> EU invests €140 million in supercomputing
> The (successful) closing International Conference of CREAT-IT project
> CREAT-IT towards the future: CREATIONS
> Coding at school – Comparing digital skills in EU countries
> Finally, robots don’t seem to be “job killers”
> EU doubles the amount available for research on Quantum Technologies
Download our newsletter from here: Newsletter #10, October 2015
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