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Education and Training Monitor 2014
17/12/2014
The European Commission published the third annual edition of the Education and Training Monitor in November 2014.
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Science Learning+: Taking stock of what happens outside of school
17/12/2014
US and UK researchers team up to understand and improve informal science learning.
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FuturText: Scientix National Conference in Italy
17/12/2014
Almost 100 STEM teachers from around Italy met in Lucca for the Italian Scientix National Conference on 20-21 November 2014, organised in collaboration with FuturText 2014.
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inGenious: Parents' Guide to Careers in STEM
12/12/2014
The inGenious project published a guide to help parents encourage the STEM talent in their children, and attract them to STEM studies and careers.
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Plan to Ease World Hunger Wins at Google Science Fair
10/12/2014
Irish teens took the top prize at the annual Google Science Fair for experiments with common soil bacteria to increase crop yields.
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STEM days: Scientix National Conference in Belgium
10/12/2014
Over 400 Flemish STEM teachers met during on 17-19 November 2014 for the STEM-days (STEM-dagen) - Scientix National Conference at Technopolis Centre in Mechelen, Belgium.
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Apply for EMBL teacher training on Structural Biology!
03/12/2014
The European Learning Laboratory for the Life Sciences (ELLS), in collaboration with La Casemate Grenoble, invites European secondary school science teachers to apply for the ELLS LearningLAB "Structural biology – shining light onto the fabric of life" at EMBL Grenoble (France).
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The European eTwinning Prizes 2015
02/12/2014
eTwinning projects can now enter the European eTwinning Prize Competition 2015. In addition to the main category, sponsored by the European Commission, science projects can compete for the Marie Skłodowska Curie Prize.
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Call for abstracts: INTED 2015, 2-4 March 2015, Madrid
02/12/2014
The International Technology, Education and Development Conference (INTED) 2015 invites researchers, project managers and teachers to submit their abstracts and participate in INTED2015.
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Meet Poppy, the open-source, 3D-printed robot set to inspire innovation in classrooms
28/11/2014
Meet Poppy, the first completely open-source, 3D printed, humanoid robot that anybody can build and program. And it's not just for scientists and engineers: the team of developers aims to make it part of vocational training in schools, giving students the opportunity to experiment.
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