INCENTIVE project Events
INCENTIVE project is inviting you to our next live webinar of the series “Institutional changes for Citizen Science”, held jointly with sister project TIME4CS.
The sister projects INCENTIVE and TIME4CS are jointly organising the an EU Policy Roundtable to share project results and policy implications with EU experts and general public.
The YouCount project invites you all to this unique webinar to learn about the project. The webinar is co-created by 16 young people and some of them will share their stories from the project.
The Department of UTM Library is inviting you to participate in the upcoming virtual International Symposium on Citizen Science with the theme "Citizen Science: Empowering Communities through Innovative Solutions" on 2nd - 3rd October 2023.
The sister H2020 projects COESO and PRO-Ethics are inviting you to their joint Final Conference "Connect. Collaborate. Create"
We are happy to announce that the 1st global Citizen Science for Health conference will be from 29 October to 1 November 2023 at the University of Twente, the Netherlands.
Sister projects INCENTIVE and TIME4CS join forces again to deliver their Joint Final Conference: "Grounding Citizen Science in Research Institutions: Science with and for Citizens"
As the INCENTIVE project is coming to an end, we seek to deliver a legacy to European and international research institutes on how to create and operate their own Hub with the aim to secure a sustainable future. One of the final and main results and outcomes of the INCENTIVE project is the production of [...]
In today's ever-evolving research landscape, Citizen Science (CS) has emerged as an indispensable tool for research organisations, providing a gateway to innovative solutions and impactful outcomes. This event is dedicated to exploring how research organisations can seamlessly integrate CS into all their R&D projects, even those initially unrelated to CS, and how this integration can [...]
The ISEED Webinar Series Inclusion, Science & Democracy explores intersections between science, knowledge-based democratic governance and the inclusion of, especially minoritised, knowledges and people as part of democratic deliberation and governance.
The ISEED Webinar Series Inclusion, Science & Democracy explores intersections between science, knowledge-based democratic governance and the inclusion of, especially minoritised, knowledges and people as part of democratic deliberation and governance.
After three years of hard work developing tools and practices for responsible open science and citizen science, the ROSiE project is coming to a close. The ROSiE consortium therefore organizes the online ROSiE Final Outcomes Dissemination Workshop on 23 January, 2024 at 12:00-14:00 CET. In this workshop, the ROSiE partners will discuss some of the challenges of open [...]
