Poster session results

The posters competition prizes were awarded to:

  • 1st prize: Mina Theofilatou, poster: Why the High School Student Became a Wikipedia Editor...
  • 2nd prize: Ioan Grosu, poster: Driven Spinning Top
  • 3rd prize: Malgorzata Zajaczkowska, Ewa Zielinska and Grazyna Gajlewicz, poster: Problematic Division

The winners were awarded free participation, including accomodation and travel, either (according to their choice) in the SPICE Summer Academy in Prague, Czech Republic, to be held in 26-28 August 2011, or in one of the upcoming Scientix workshops. 

List of participants:

# Title
Author(s)		 Poster (pdf)
1. My Astronomical and Physics Classes
Tsetsa Hristova		 View
2. Acquisitive Learning
Thomas Roche		 View
3. Human Immune System
Sonja Artac, Maja Gerden		 View
4. ICT and Easy Magnificent Interactive Experiments
Beata Jarosievitz		 View
5. Le Chatelier’s Principle: Which way is it, left or right?
Natalija Bohinc		 View
6. Promotion of Science with Fibonacci and Scientix
Mateja Grašič		 View
7. Towards New Teaching in Mathematics
Dagmar Raab		 View
8. From Raffaello to Nanotechnology
Daniela Ambrosi		 View
9. ALIVE- Active Learning in Virtual Environment
Maria Henriques, Rita Paupério		 View
10. Research and Practice in Science Education: Insights from the traces project
Emilio Balzano, Ciro Minichini, Francesco Cuomo, Marco Serpico		 View
11. Nano bottom up - top down through Physics curricula
Annamaria Lisotti		 View
12. Why the High School Student Became a Wikipedia Editor...
Mina Theofilatou		 View
13. Deforestation
Magdalena Grigoras, Dan Grigoras, Lucian Males		 View
14. University Regional Research Consortium for Environment Monitoring and Protection
Ovidiu Toma		 View
15. Collaborative Mathematical Gazette on the Web
Juan José Moreno-Balcázar, Juan Cuadra-Díaz, Fernando Reche-Lorite		 View
16. CrossUniverse Knowledge Sharing
Gianni Panconesi		 View
17. Teachers’ Views on the Effectiveness of Mobile Science Laboratory
Mustafa Erol, U. Böyük, R. Şahingöz and M. F. Costa		 View
18. Problematic Division
Malgorzata Zajaczkowska, Ewa Zielinska & Grazyna Gajlewicz		 View
19. Digital support for Inquiry, Collaboration and Reflection on Socio-Scientific Debates: Project Co-Reflect
Eleni Kyza, Georgia Michael		 View
20. PERFORMASCIENZA Project. Drama workshops on the history of science at school
Francesca Morgese, Viviana Vinci		 View
21. The history of Science goes to School
Liborio Dibattista		 View
22. Pocketbike Project
Broos Fonck, Tim Verheyden, Annemie Vermeyen, Dany Verhertbrugge		 View
23. Driven Spinning Top
Ioan Grosu		 View
24. Use of Bioassays in Earth Sciences Learning
Maria Jose Martinez-Sanchez, Carmen Pérez-Sirvent, Maria Luz García-Lorenzo, Manuel Hernández-Córdoba		 View
25. Scientix : The Community for Science Education in Europe
Eloïse Gérard		 View
26. Let in the Future: Thinking Small to do Big Things
Nadia Circu		 View
27.

Nanoyou: Nanotechnology in Medicine
Nanoyou project (UCAM)

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28. Insafe: Promoting Safe and Responsible Use of Online Technology
Annick van de Velde		 View
29. International Year of Chemistry 2011: the Global Water Experiment
Mathilde Bargoin		 View
30. Planet Science: Innovative online science engagement
Ruth Hendry, Stephen Haggard		 View
31. Xperimania IV: from Molecules to Materials
Mar Rodríguez-Yebra		 View
32.

XploreHealth: Discovering the Latest on Health Research
Barbara Schwarzenbacher, Carlos de Paz Villasenin

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