HEScience and society2024–2026

SitC · Science in the City

Horizon Europe — Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions

Duration
2024-07-01 → 2026-06-30
EU contribution
€291,765
Participants
3
Scheme
HORIZON-CSA

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Project objective

This innovative and highly interactive festival seeks to create bridges between science, research, technology and the arts. It aims to attract Maltese and Europeans, from all walks of life. Engaging visitors with activities, performances, workshops, experiments, installations, exhibitions, talks, comedy, sports and so on. The Science in the City Malat Festival shines a spotlight on researchers, who work with the SitC team, artists and members of the community to create fun events for our audiences to better understand and enjoy the research. Besides showing adults, youths and children that STEAM is fun, exciting and offers great career opportunities for all interests, the festival emphasises how vital creatvity is to nurturing critical thinking skills. We aim to highlight the importance of looking to science and research to improve the world we live in by encouraging changemakers to look to knowledge and info about hte latest scientific developments to support their drive for change.

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Participants

  • UNIVERSITA TA MALTA · MSIDACoordinatorMalta
  • INSTITUTE FOR METHODS INNOVATION · DublinIreland
  • MALTESE CHAMBER OF SCIENTISTS · PembrokeMalta

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