As the INOS project enters its final months, we turn our attention to the final outputs and recommendations that the project will present, to fulfil its priorities of working towards the integration of Open and Citizen Science in Higher Education learning approaches. One such output...
The INOS project successfully organised a webinar on “Cultural heritage threats and the role of citizen engagement inside and outside universities”, on June 10. The webinar called the attention of participants to the need of safeguarding cultural assets in times of conflict, thus focusing on...
Date: 07/07/2022 Time: 13:30-15:00 CEST Registration page: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIpcu6rqzouG9Ze_yMczv58d7r5oeFI6o0w About the webinar In the context of climate change and biodiversity loss, science communication and advocacy by academic and research staff may not be sufficient to serve change in these emergency conditions. The Erasmus+ INOS project organizes a webinar on forms...
After two intensive years of INOS project activities, 2022 is a special year as the project hosts several dissemination events for project results (Multiplier Events), in several countries, both face-to-face and remotely. Thessaloniki Multiplier Event One of the INOS multiplier events has been held in Thessaloniki on...
Date: 10/06/2022, 14:00 CEST Venue: Online EVENT RECORDING About the webinar The Erasmus+ project INOS is organising a webinar on cultural heritage protection and preservation in challenging times through active citizenship mobilisations inside and outside universities. The webinar will share examples of how individuals, physical and online communities have...
Open Science and Citizen Science are growing exponentially, and each plays a key role in shaping research and society in the European Union, especially in universities. Universities are involved in an increasing number of open knowledge and open innovation initiatives, engaging students, teachers, researchers and...
What is the difference between Citizen Science and Crowdsourcing? Should universities and libraries get involved in such projects? If so, how? These and many more questions served as a platform to bring together students (from Bachelor to PhD levels), professors, lecturers and administrative and research...
On 17 May 2021, 31 participants representing academic and administrative staff, students, library staff and researchers of the University of Turin and Biblioteca Norberto Bobbio, got together to discuss anything and everything Citizen Science. The gathering was organised within the framework of the Integrating Open...
On June 2 and 4, a group of seasoned researchers, librarians and fresh students got together in an online environment to learn about what seems to be a buzzword in the research world, but lacks clear understanding and standardized practices – Citizen Science. While the...