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Probably the largest citizen science conference to date starts tomorrow at BOKU University! With more than 500 participants on site and online, we are expecting exciting and inspiring days. The big highlight on Saturday is the Citizen Science Day at the Natural History Museum Vienna, to which everyone is cordially invited. Come and have a look!
ECSA/ACSC 2024: live stream and Citizen Science Day
Written byDaniel DörlerIf you couldn't get a ticket for the big ECSA/ACSC double conference next week, we have two tips for you: the panel discussion and the keynotes will be streamed live on YouTube, and on 6 April 2024 the big Citizen Science Day will take place all day at the Natural History Museum Vienna. Watch the stream or visit the museum! We look forward to seeing you!
The latest episode of our podcast "Wissen macht Leute" presents the Humane PapilloWAS? project. Project manager Magdalena Meikl and Citizen Scientist Susanne Ortner talk about their experiences in the project. Take a listen!
ECSA/ACSC 2024: last call for remote participation
Written byDaniel DörlerNow is the last chance to register for a remote participation at the ECSA/ACSC 2024 double conference. Registration closes on March 15, so be quick and register today!
A lot is happening again with our open calls. Take a look and don't miss out on the opportunity to promote your project or present it at a conference. A little tip: The open calls are updated every Monday. So it's worth checking back regularly.
ECSA/ACSC 2024: remote participation now possible
Written byDaniel DörlerDue to the high demand for tickets to ECSA/ACSC 2024 from 3-6 April, there is now also the opportunity to attend the presentations online at a reduced price. Take a look at the conference website and register now!
Our podcast "Wissen macht Leute" is now also available on Apple Podcasts. You can find more information in the corresponding blog post. Listen in!
The new market garden centres project is all about strengthening the Austrian fresh vegetable supply. In this project, soil data such as aggregate stability, soil structure, temperature, moisture, infiltration, degree of mulch coverage and compaction data are collected according to scientific principles. You can find out exactly how this works on the project description page. Join the project!
Why math? This is a question posed by a new citizen science project at the University of Klagenfurt, which involves schoolchildren. Find out more about the project on Österreich forscht. Join in the research!
In the latest blog post we give an overview of the diversity of contributions of the upcoming big ECSA/ACSC 2024 double conference. Take a look!
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