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Odysseus: do you have what it takes to be a space champion?

22/02/2012

Odysseus – a new pan-European Scientific Contest for young people on space exploration – has been launched. It is open to students from EU countries aged 14-18.
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Nanochannels school debates: call for experts

20/02/2012

The Nanochannels project invites local scientists, industrialists, NGOs and business people to play an active role in the live school debates across Europe to discuss the full impact of nanotechnologies on modern society.
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The SPICE project publishes its good teaching practices

15/02/2012

The SPICE Good Practices – lesson plans in STEM subjects developed and tested within the SPICE project – have been published and are now available online.
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ITU launches a new portal for women and girls in ICT

14/02/2012

Entitled Girls in ICT: Expanding horizons and changing attitudes, the new portal by International Telecommunication Union (ITU) aims to encourage girls and young women to start a career in ICT.
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New software to help children understand physics

10/02/2012

New teaching software developed at Cambridge University has significant benefits for primary school children and their understanding of elementary physics, research shows.
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REStART loving science! – collaboration between aeronautical scientists, teachers and young people

03/02/2012

REStARTS invites teachers and students to participate in the workshop in Brussels on 29 February to present educational tools and materials developed as part of the REStARTS projects.
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ESA Spaceship Earth lessons available

01/02/2012

The European Space Agency (ESA) publishes school kits with replicas of the experiments carried out on board the International Space Station as part of the PromISSe mission.
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Nanochannels School Debate series started

31/01/2012

Two school debates in Tel Aviv, Israel, kicked off the series of live discussions among students, researchers, NGOs, industry and the public on the risks and benefits of the use of nanotechnologies in our everyday life.
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Young People's Delegation to the Ministers' Conference 2012

26/01/2012

SIS Catalyst invites youth organisations to nominate young people to attend a workshop on the future of higher education in Europe. The results will be presented at the EU Ministerial Conference in Bucharest in April 2012.
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XploreHealth: new teaching resources available

24/01/2012

The XploreHealth project has published three new resources for teachers and students on biotechnology research.
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