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Record interest among STEM teachers in Brussels workshops
16/03/2016
The tenth Science Projects Workshop at the Future Classroom Lab welcomed 42 teachers of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) and 16 project representatives at European Schoolnet from 26 to 28 February 2016. More than 500 teachers had applied for the 42 spaces available for this workshop.
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Have some pie: March 14 is Pi Day!
14/03/2016
Celebrate the discovery of the Pi concept, generally symbolised by the Greek letter "π", today by organising activities dedicated to geometry and mathematics with students or young people. It goes without saying that this is also the perfect opportunity to enjoy some pie after finishing stimulating brain exercises!
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302 top researchers receive 585 million Euros
11/03/2016
The European Research Council (ERC) has awarded 302 mid-career researchers for their contributions to the 2015 Consolidator Grant competition. They receive a total amount of 585 million Euros, funded as part of the Horizon 2020 programme for research and innovation.
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New video and coding contests: Think Big, Think Ocean
10/03/2016
The main aim of the Sea Change project is to increase public awareness of the oceanic ecosystem and how it affects everyone's lives each day. Several initiatives are being taken to achieve this, including a new video contest and a marine coding competition.
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New Scientix Newsletter: Media in STEM Education
08/03/2016
This March 2016 edition of the Scientix Newsletter investigates the main benefits and features of media enhanced learning in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) education. Several useful tools available for creating simple media content online are listed to assist educators in their line of work.
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28 per cent of the world's researchers are women
08/03/2016
Gender parity varies a lot from one country to another. A new interactive Web tool shows the distribution of women in research-related careers all across the world. One in five countries has managed to reach the level in which women compose 45 to 55 per cent of the research population.
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Educating the educators: An upcoming conference in Freiburg
07/03/2016
Teacher educators, researchers and networks in the field of maths and science education are invited to submit proposals for topics to be presented at the second "Educating the educators" conference. Proposals must be submitted by 16 April 2016. They should not exceed two pages.
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Eight finalists up for the 2016 MEDEA Awards
04/03/2016
Science Bits, by the International Science Teaching Foundation and Science Bits, and Walking through Nature, by Aleksandra Andonoska, are up for the MEDEA Awards for the best use of media in supporting science education. The results will be announced at the Media and Learning Conference on 10 March 2016.
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More than fifty training sessions on Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI)
03/03/2016
The RRI Tools project expects to carry out more than fifty training activities during its lifetime in thirty European countries. These training activities will all be dedicated to Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI).
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Winners of the Scientix Media in STEM competition
01/03/2016
Four enthusiastic teachers of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects receive an award from the Scientix project for the best use of media in STEM classes. They demonstrate how animations, audio, graphics and videos can enhance their teaching and learning processes.
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