Have you listened to the latest episode of our podcast "Wissen macht Leute" yet? The episode published yesterday is about the project Weaving Techniques of the Natural History Museum Vienna, and project coordinator Karina Grömer talks about why working with citizen scientists excites her so much, how you can reweave prehistoric textiles and how you can contribute to research by doing so. Listen in!

The proceedings of the Austrian Citizen Science Conference 2022 have been published! In a blog post, we briefly present all texts and provide links to the individual contributions. Take a look!

We start the new year by becoming a Recycling Hero! You want to join us? Then have a look at the project description of our newest project!

At the end of the year, we are pleased to welcome another new project on Österreich forscht: United by the Crisis is an archaeological citizen science project where you can participate in archaeological field surveys and/or in cleaning, documenting & interpreting archaeological finds from an early Neolithic community. Of course, you can find all the information on the project page. We wish you a lot of fun while exploring!

Tomorrow, the next talk in our citizen science seminar series will take place: Project Roadkill will present itself to an interested audience tomorrow. If you would like to join us, you can find all the information about the talk and the link to the registration form in the corresponding blog post.

This is the last call for submitting an abstract to the Austrian Citizen Science Conference 2023! Have a quick read through the Call for Abstracts and submit your paper until tomorrow!

Once again we welcome a new project on Österreich forscht. In "Everyday Morality" from the University of Innsbruck you can become a co-researchers for (im)moral behaviour. Find out how this exactly works on the project website.

Next week the next presentation in our Citizen Science Seminar takes place. Listen to Scott Edmunds, who will talk about Citizen Science in Asia. Find more detailed information and the link to the free registration in the corresponding blog post.

The Call for Abstracts for the Austrian Citizen Science Conference 2023 held at JKU Linz is online! In the latest blog post you will find detailed information about the call.

Together with the Natural History Museum Vienna, we are looking for a person who would like to organise ECSA 2024 in Vienna together with us and become part of a young, dynamic team. You can find the link to the call for applications in the open calls.