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SUMMARY:Engaging Citizen Science Conference 2022
DESCRIPTION:The Engaging Citizen Science Conference 2022 is an interdisciplinary event that promotes knowledge sharing among the citizen science community. Citizen science researchers\, practitioners\, and citizens are invited to share their research\, ideas\, and innovation in through workshops\, dialogue roundtables\, posters\, and demos from diverse research areas\, including natural and technical sciences\, life and health sciences\, and social sciences and humanities. \nCitizen science as an interdisciplinary field holds promises for boosting scientific research\, increasing public participation in scientific research\, and empowering citizens in their everyday life. Citizen science covers many different initiatives and activities from crowdsourcing activities where citizens collect and analyze large amounts of data to deliberative processes where citizens are active in science-related policy-making. With roots in amateur science and participatory democracy\, citizen science currently develops rapidly to include many different innovative approaches\, including digital approaches\, to promote and sustain participation and empowerment. This conference invites all citizen science stakeholders to come together to showcase how engaging citizen science can be. \nThe deadline for registering is on the 8th April 2022. \nMore information here. \n 
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/engaging-citizen-science-conference-2022/
LOCATION:Conference Centre at Aarhus University\, Fredrik Nielsens Vej 2-4\, Aarhus\, 8000\, Denmark
CATEGORIES:conference
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20220330T160000
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SUMMARY:Creating spaces for reactive Citizen Science
DESCRIPTION:The Science\, Technology and Policy Studies section of the University of Twente is welcoming everyone to the online event\, with Anna Berti Suman giving a presentation followed by questions and discussion. \nFor more information please contact e.schiweck@utwente.nl \nWhat is the event about\nThe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action-funded Sensing for Justice (SensJus) project researches the potential of grassroots-driven environmental (health) monitoring\, i.e. reactive Citizen Science\, as a source of evidence in environmental justice litigation\, and as a tool for conflict mediation in extra-judicial setting. There are currently “grey zones” of Citizen Science where its recognition and valorisation is more difficult than for established\, larger-scale\, EU-funded citizen science initiatives. These concern very local\, spontaneous\, small-scale\, and low-budget initiatives that are not supported by a public agency nor linked with an academic institution\, and that deploy in contexts dominated by high social distrust and conflict. \nWhat Ms. Suman will discuss\nThrough fieldwork\, Ms. Suman has explored specific instances of this type of citizen science\, for example in Basilicata where lay people are monitoring the impact of oil pollution on their land\, exposing themselves to legal risks and to risks for their own health. During her presentation\, she will illustrate preliminary findings stemming from SensJus and stimulate a collective reflection along the following lines: \n\nThe need to establish spaces where experts and peers can advise less structured and more spontaneous citizen science initiatives also in complying with applicable laws and boosting the judicial potential of citizen science.\nThe recognition at the legal (or at least political) level of more ‘reactive’ forms of citizen science\, as suggested by the literature.\nThe reflection on new forms of communication that bring a wider audience closer to citizen science & the law\, i.e.\, through drawings and story-telling (see relevant sources here and here).\n\nAbout the speaker\nAnna Berti Suman is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow and former Dutch Research Council  Fellow at the European Commission Joint Research Centre. Through the project “SensJus”\, Anna is performing research on the potential of civic monitoring as a source of evidence for environmental litigation and as a tool to foster environmental mediation. \nAfter completing the legal practice and passing the qualifying examination\, Anna is Qualified Barrister in environmental and climate law under the Bar Association of Rome\, following cases at the Law Firm Dini-Saltalamacchia and at Systasis – Study Centre for the Management of Environmental Conflicts\, Milan. \nAnna’s page on the JRC Science Hub can be visited at: https://joint-research-centre.ec.europa.eu/anna-berti-suman_en
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/creating-spaces-for-reactive-citizen-science/
LOCATION:virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20220315T150000
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SUMMARY:"Analyzing Citizen Science Projects using Web-based Tools"
DESCRIPTION:About the workshop\nThe CS Track project is running an online workshop on Analyzing Citizen Science Projects using Web-based Tools. The workshop is about exploring a web-based tool (analytics workbench) that can be used to collect information about Citizen Science projects. It is based on the current work of the CS Track project. The analytics workbench can be used by the participants of the workshop to explore the landscape of online citizen science projects and to analyze projects with methods of text mining/analytics and social network analysis. \nDate of workshop: 15th of March\, 2022 \nMore information here. \nRegistration here. \nThe workshop is addressed primarily to researchers – especially in fields of analytics\, Citizen Science and Open Science – institutions\, and project officers. However\, everyone interested in the field can participate in the event. Participants will have the opportunity to discover and explore the potential of text analytics and social network analytics\, with the aim to have a better understanding of Citizen Science projects. They will also acquire know-how about tools that can be used to facilitate the proposed methods and analytical approaches. \nPlease note that places on this workshop are limited\, so register as early as possible! \nAbout the CS Track project\nCS Track is an H2020 project that aims to broaden our knowledge about Citizen Science and the impact Citizen Science activities can have. CS Track achieves this by investigating a large and diverse set of Citizen Science activities\, disseminating good practices\, and formulating knowledge-based policy recommendations in order to maximise the potential benefit of Citizen Science activities on individual citizens\, organisations\, and society at large. \nThe project observes and carries out analyses on a large number of different citizen science activities in order to increase knowledge about what makes such activities successful in response to a given set of research questions. It also provides web-based and other tools and frameworks for analysing citizen science activities in a wide variety of settings that can be used by the stakeholder community. \nFor more information… \nSubscribe to the monthly CS Track newsletter \nCheck out the project’s YouTube channel \nFollow the project on Twitter and LinkedIn
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/analyzing-citizen-science-projects-using-web-based-tools-2/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:workshop
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SUMMARY:VALOR project - International mid-term conference
DESCRIPTION:We are happy to announce that our partner the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki\, which will operate its own Citizen Science Hub as a pilot university in Greece\, will present INCENTIVE in the upcoming International Mid-Term Conference\, organised by the VALOR project. In particular\, Mr. Ioannis Tavantzis\, from the School of Spatial Planning and Development\, will have the opportunity to discuss the word that our team has been performing under INCENTIVE during the past months\, in a session dedicated to EU-funded projects and initiatives. \nRegistration form here. Deadline for registration: 09/02/2022 \nTo join the event virtually\, click here. \nAbout the Conference\nThe Conference’s topic will be “Strategic planning for socio-educational and professional development: learning modules\, training courses and research experiences & initiatives for a sustainable future”\, and will be hosted by Olympus National Park Management Agency (ONPMA)\, Litochoro\, Pieria\, Greece. \nThe Conference will be divided into three sections \n\nWelcoming introduction (11:00 CET)\nEU experiences and ongoing initiates (11:05 – 12:00 CET)\nCurricula & the learning modules within VALOR PROJECT (12:15 – 13:00 CET)\n\nThe Conference will be moderated by professor Antonios Mazaris. \nAbout VALOR project\nVALOR – “Valorisation of ancient farming techniques in resilient and sustainable agriculture” is an Erasmus+ programme funded by the EU\, whose aim is to promote cooperation between higher education and research partners\, enterprises\, and parks’ authorities\, including the farmers in the parks’ territories as associated partners\, thus enabling the creation of the highly specialised curricula. \nThe project promotes the recovery\, conservation\, and enhancement of the ancient local cultivation conditions\, through innovative educational curricula that support trainers and farmers to increase their abilities to preserve and safeguarded ancient production techniques and valorize and promote local traditional identities and economies. \nTo learn more about the project\, visit its website. \n 
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/valor-project-international-mid-term-conference/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:conference
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20220209T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20220209T160000
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SUMMARY:Third consortium meeting
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, 9th of February\, 2022\, the INCENTIVE consortium met for the project’s third consortium meeting\, resuming after the Christmas break. As in the previous meetings\, due to the ongoing pandemic the meeting was held virtually once again and hosted by the University of Twente (Design Lab)\, the coordinator of the project. The meeting signaled 1 full year of implementation – the project had kicked off in February 2021 – and the start of a series of core pilot activities for the establishment and operationalisation of Citizen Science Hubs. \nHowever\, the event included also a strongly conceptual aspect. During the meeting\, two honorary guests were invited to deliver an inspirational speech. On the one hand\, prof. Barend van der Meulen from the University of Twente gave a lecture on the challenges of embedding Citizen Science in RPFOs\, as well as on realistic measures to be applied to overcome those barriers. On the other hand\, Teresa Schäfer\, from the Center for Social Innovation\, presented her experience on Monitoring and Evaluation frameworks about Citizen Science projects\, so as to guide INCENTIVE partners in effectively measuring the success of the project. \nMoreover\, partners participated in a dedicated interactive working session organised by UT. During the session\, partners reflected on the purpose and process of creating the Citizen Science Hubs in each university\, by drawing inspirational sketches in the Mural. Many members of the Advisory Board attended the session\, sharing their experiences with the younger members and commenting on the results. This helped the consortium shape a common understanding about the next period\, which foresees the actual operation of the Hubs. \nAnother highlight was the introduction of the new Project Officer of INCENTIVE\, miss. Katharina Buse. In her speech\, the PO reiterated the criticality of engaging citizens and stakeholders in research projects funded by the EU\, and the importance of achieving that goal through Citizen Science. She also affirmed the commitment of the Research Executive Agency in helping the INCENTIVE team disseminate the project’s results\, and also provided answers to questions posed by partners. \nDuring the meeting\, all WP and Task leaders presented in detail the work that they performed since July 2021\, the challenges\, and the results. Special emphasis was placed on WP2 and WP3\, which focus on the consolidation of Citizen Sciences Hubs within the universities and their practical activation through local engagement. UT and UAB\, which lead WP2 and 3 respectively\, informed the other partners about the achievements so far and what is expected to be accomplished until summer. Partners’ commitment was ensured once again\, as the Hubs’ proper function necessitates collective effort. \nOf particular importance was the section devoted to the evaluation and assessment of the project’s progress. To that end\, Q-Plan introduced an integrated framework that includes various Key Performance Indicators that will help partners measure quantitatively how successful the activities of INCENTIVE will be. SDA Bocconi\, as leader of the sustainability WP\, together with Q-Plan\, outlined the measures taken to guarantee the due exploitation of the project’s results. Afterward\, the main dissemination and networking efforts and results (WR and ECSA)\, were presented to the consortium partners. Attention was paid to the local engagement and synergising actions that the pilot RPFOs perform\, and the need to capture and build on these activities. \nThe meeting ended with the partners planning the next consortium meeting\, which is expected to be held physically in Thessaloniki. \nStay tuned\, because an exciting third semester is coming\, with plenty of pilot activities! \nMake sure to subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on our SMAs to receive the latest updates from our project’s next steps!
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/third-consortium-meeting/
LOCATION:virtual
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SUMMARY:TIME4CS - 1st Citizen Science Helix Event
DESCRIPTION:The TIME4CS consortium invites everyone to the 1st Citizen Science Helix Event on “The Role of Citizens in EU Missions Implementation”  \nAbout the event\nThe event will take place virtually on Tuesday\, the 8th of February\, and is organised as part of the Citizen Science Helix – an international Open Innovation community of specialists in the fields of citizen and open science\, created to support the TIME4CS project. It addresses anyone interested in the field of Citizen Science and in participating in a project targeting one of the forthcoming Mission Calls. The event includes dedicated pitch sessions (e.g.\, short presentations from participants searching for partners) for the upcoming Mission Calls. The event will also explore issues about the institutionalisation of Citizen Science (which is also a priority for INCENTIVE under the Citizen Science Hubs). \nAgenda and registration here \nSpeakers include: \n\nNeville Reeve – Head of Mission sector\, European Commission\, Directorate-General for Research and Innovation\, Policy & Programming Centre\, Missions & Partnerships\nGabriella Leo – Seconded National Expert – Open Science policy – Science and Society\, European Commission\, Directorate-General for Research and Innovation\, ERA & Innovation\, Open Science\nMuki Haklay – Professor of GIScience\, University College London\n\nAbout EU Missions\nEU Missions are a novelty of the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme. They are a new way to bring concrete solutions to some of our greatest challenges. With ambitious goals\, they will deliver impact by putting research and innovation into a new role\, combined with new forms of governance and collaboration\, as well as by engaging citizens. \nMissions will engage with citizens to boost societal uptake of new solutions and approaches. But what exactly will the role of citizens in the EU Missions implementation be? And how can we best integrate Citizen Science not only in the 5 areas of the Missions but also in our organisations? All these questions will be brought up and discussed at the event. \nAbout TIME4CS\nTIME4CS is an EU funded H2020 project aimed at supporting and facilitating the implementation of sustainable Institutional Changes in Research Performing Organisations (RPOs) to promote Citizen Science and public engagement in science and technology. \nLearn more about the projects and its aims here \nThe project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 101006201
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/time4cs-1st-citizen-science-helix-event/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20220127T193000
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SUMMARY:Citizen Science Online Pub Quiz
DESCRIPTION:What is the Pub Quiz?\nÖsterreich forscht and the CoAct project invite you to the Citizen Science Online Pub Quiz. Once again\, participants will be guessing with lots of science and fun. Adhering to the strictest COVID-19 restrictions\, the quiz will be held purely online. After the great success of the first two online editions of the popular pub quiz\, the organisers are very pleased to invite you to a new edition together with the colleagues from CoAct project. \nAs such\, on 27.01.2022 from 19:30-21:30 CET\, the community is coming together to quiz again via Zoom; and once again there will be a great prize for the winning team. So\, don’t miss it! \nDo you know your way around the world of science? Do you love quizzing together with your friends? Then “Pub forscht” is the right place for you! Österreich forscht\, Austria’s first and largest platform for citizen science\, is dedicating this evening entirely to the topics of science and citizen science.\nAs in previous years\, “Pub forscht” will be held in both German and English. \nThe deadline for registering is at 12:00 on the 25th of January 2022. \nMore information here. \nHow to play the Quiz?\n\nForm a team of 6 people\, maximum. If you are not part of a team yet\, follow the instructions in the event website to form a new team or join an existing one.\nFind a team name and register with your team name.\nLog in in Zoom at the specified time. You will receive the necessary link shortly before the quiz.\nGuess as well as you can (using search engines\, digital or analogue reference books or documents are prohibited during the game; in case of violation\, the entire team will be disqualified).\nAlways play fair and…\nHave fun!\n\nAbout CoAct project\nCoAct is a Citizen Social Science project funded from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 872441. The project’s goal is to develop and test new ways for citizens and communities to participate in social science projects. The purpose of this is to enable citizens to take part in decision-making processes around issues that concern them\, and simultaneously make better and stronger theories and methods with the help of this expertise. \nCoAct puts forwards a new approach to face social global concerns related to mental health care\, youth employment\, environmental justice\, and gender equality by engaging citizens as co-researchers\, under Citizen Science. In particular\, the project delves into the underexplored field of Citizen Social Science (CSS)\, understood here as participatory research co-designed and directly driven by citizen groups sharing a social concern. \nFind more about the project here.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/citizen-science-online-pub-quiz/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20220125T140000
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SUMMARY:TerRRItoria 3rd webinar: The way forward
DESCRIPTION:The TeRRItoria project organizes a series of online webinars with the aim to provide some theoretical means as well as practical experiences that are useful to design institutional changes in territories to implement effective RRI principles into R&I ecosystems. More specifically:  \n\nHow to engage citizens in Regional Development policies:  Tuesday 18th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET\nInstitutional changes for Responsible Research and Innovation: Thursday 20th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET\nThe way forward\, Tuesday 25th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET\n\nThe way forward \n\nThursday 20th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00\n\nHow will regional strategies look like after 2027? Will there be a third generation of smart specialisation strategies? It is certain that today there are European territories that are very advanced\, where are they? What lessons can we learn from them? \nThere are broad societal challenges that can be solved with responsible research and innovation. In addition to the needs of economic recovery and the double transition (sustainable and digital)\, there are some layers of the European population that are actively resisting globalisation and the benefits of scientific development. More inclusive policies need to be developed. How will be these future policies? \nOn the other hand\, despite decades of benefiting European regional development policies\, there are still policies that do not support multi-level governance. Some European territories still face with over-centralised policies at national or regional level. It is desirable to establish effective mechanisms that mobilise society as a whole beyond the traditional economic actors to gather all resources possible. How we could design more effective multi-level governance policies? \nFind more about the webinar here.\nAbout TeRRItoria project\n\n\n\nTeRRItoria is a Horizon 2020 project which aims to position regions and local authorities as places for science governance\, education\, public engagement\, ethics\, and open access. TeRRItoria operates in a context of transition in European society\, which is often critical. For territorial governance\, this shift and transition can be a challenge to the usual strategies and measures fostering economic development and social cohesion. \n\n\n\nFind more about the project here.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/terrritoria-3rd-webinar-the-way-forward/
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CATEGORIES:online session
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SUMMARY:TerRRItoria 2nd webinar: Institutional changes for Responsible Research and Innovation
DESCRIPTION:The TeRRItoria project organizes a series of online webinars with the aim to provide some theoretical means as well as practical experiences that are useful to design institutional changes in territories to implement effective RRI principles into R&I ecosystems. More specifically:  \n\nHow to engage citizens in Regional Development policies:  Tuesday 18th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET\nInstitutional changes for Responsible Research and Innovation: Thursday 20th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET\nThe way forward\, Tuesday 25th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET\n\nInstitutional Changes for Responsible Research and Innovation \n\nThursday 20th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00\n\nAfter a decade Responsible Research and innovation is an operative concept that it is present in big programmes such Horizon Europe but as well implemented in small scale. How it is possible to develop RRI in the local or regional level? Are there particular constraints associated to the smaller scale? There are good examples of initiatives to reinforce social systems with institutionalised collective co-responsibility as a driving force for socially desirable innovation. The Science with and for Society (SwafS) programme of H2020 has supported many local implementations of RRI that will provide a legacy with institutional changes. There are European territories that have effectively design organisational innovation and institutional changes in governance that will last and that are particularly useful to generate impact. This session will discuss those results in RRI implementation that can be immediately applied at the territorial level. \nFind more about the webinar here.\nAbout TeRRItoria project\n\n\n\nTeRRItoria is a Horizon 2020 project which aims to position regions and local authorities as places for science governance\, education\, public engagement\, ethics\, and open access. TeRRItoria operates in a context of transition in European society\, which is often critical. For territorial governance\, this shift and transition can be a challenge to the usual strategies and measures fostering economic development and social cohesion. \n\n\n\nFind more about the project here.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/terrritoria-2nd-webinar-institutional-changes-for-responsible-research-and-innovation/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:online session
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20220118T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20220118T160000
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SUMMARY:TerRRItoria 1st Webinar: How to engage citizens in Regional Development policies
DESCRIPTION:The TeRRItoria project organizes a series of online webinars with the aim to provide some theoretical means as well as practical experiences that are useful to design institutional changes in territories to implement effective RRI principles into R&I ecosystems. More specifically:  \n\nHow to engage citizens in Regional Development policies:  Tuesday 18th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET\nInstitutional changes for Responsible Research and Innovation: Thursday 20th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET\nThe way forward\, Tuesday 25th of January 2022\, from 14:00 to 16:00 CET\n\nHow to engage citizens in regional development policies\nTuesday 18th of January 2022\, 14:00 to 16h00\nThere is a need to better connect democratic institutions with European citizens; is responsible research and innovation a useful approach? Could RRI improve the citizens’ engagement in regional development strategies? In some European territories\, RRI has proven to be an effective mechanism to co-create research and innovation outcomes\, and provide input to policy agendas. Nowadays it ensures that policy makers develop inclusive strategies\, and are able to mobilise all the regional stakeholders to address societal challenges (e.g. sustainable smart specialisation strategies S4). The first session is dedicated to discuss with practical examples and relevant academics how RRI supports the participation of civil society in regional development strategies bringing mission-oriented policies towards societal challenges. \nFind more about the webinar here.\nAbout TeRRItoria project\n\n\n\nTeRRItoria is a Horizon 2020 project which aims to position regions and local authorities as places for science governance\, education\, public engagement\, ethics\, and open access. TeRRItoria operates in a context of transition in European society\, which is often critical. For territorial governance\, this shift and transition can be a challenge to the usual strategies and measures fostering economic development and social cohesion. \n\n\n\nFind more about the project here.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/terrritoria-webinars-rri-institutional-changes-for-improved-regional-governance/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:online session
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211214T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211214T153000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211027T143339Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211027T143339Z
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SUMMARY:RRI & Sustainability: shifting responsibly towards a Circular Economy - GRACE Final webinars
DESCRIPTION:GRACE (Grounding RRI Actions to Achieve Institutional Changes in European Research Funding and Performing Organisations) is a H2020 funded project under the specific objective “Science with and for Society”. Its goal is to support the European Commission’s objective of spreading and embedding Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the European Research Area. \nFor almost three years\, GRACE project partners have worked towards implementing fundamental institutional change in 6 research performing and funding organisations. With an intense mutual learning programme and a co-creation environment\, six expert partners have supported six other partners in developing a set of specific RRI-orientated Grounding Actions in their organisation. These actions have provided a basis for developing tailored 8-year RRI Roadmaps within these institutions to ensure their sustainability and full implementation over the long-term. \nAs the project comes to an end\, project partners will share their findings and provide stakeholders with useful knowledge to implement RRI in research performing and funding organisations by organising a set of eight thematic webinars. \nFrom 26 October to 14 December\, these webinars will each address a different topic related to GRACE\, with the participation of experts inside and outside of the project. \n\n26 October: Main considerations at the start of an RRI project\n2 November: Making the case for Public Engagement \n9 November: The challenges of developing gender equality plans (GEPs) in Research Funding Organisations\n16 November: Public Engagement from the Research Funding Organisations’ Perspective\n23 November: Evaluating the Impacts and Benefits of RRI initiatives\n30 November: Bottom-up RRI initiatives\n7 December: Ethics and Data Protection in Humanities Research\n14 December: RRI & Sustainability: shifting Responsibly towards a Circular Economy\n\nEach webinar will take place online from 2:00pm  to 3:30pm CET.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/rri-sustainability-shifting-responsibly-towards-a-circular-economy-grace-final-webinars/
CATEGORIES:online session
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211207T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211207T153000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211027T143126Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211027T143126Z
UID:1400-1638885600-1638891000@incentive-project.eu
SUMMARY:Ethics and Data Protection in Humanities Research - GRACE Final webinars
DESCRIPTION:GRACE (Grounding RRI Actions to Achieve Institutional Changes in European Research Funding and Performing Organisations) is a H2020 funded project under the specific objective “Science with and for Society”. Its goal is to support the European Commission’s objective of spreading and embedding Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the European Research Area. \nFor almost three years\, GRACE project partners have worked towards implementing fundamental institutional change in 6 research performing and funding organisations. With an intense mutual learning programme and a co-creation environment\, six expert partners have supported six other partners in developing a set of specific RRI-orientated Grounding Actions in their organisation. These actions have provided a basis for developing tailored 8-year RRI Roadmaps within these institutions to ensure their sustainability and full implementation over the long-term. \nAs the project comes to an end\, project partners will share their findings and provide stakeholders with useful knowledge to implement RRI in research performing and funding organisations by organising a set of eight thematic webinars. \nFrom 26 October to 14 December\, these webinars will each address a different topic related to GRACE\, with the participation of experts inside and outside of the project. \n\n26 October: Main considerations at the start of an RRI project\n2 November: Making the case for Public Engagement \n9 November: The challenges of developing gender equality plans (GEPs) in Research Funding Organisations\n16 November: Public Engagement from the Research Funding Organisations’ Perspective\n23 November: Evaluating the Impacts and Benefits of RRI initiatives\n30 November: Bottom-up RRI initiatives\n7 December: Ethics and Data Protection in Humanities Research\n14 December: RRI & Sustainability: shifting Responsibly towards a Circular Economy\n\nEach webinar will take place online from 2:00pm  to 3:30pm CET.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/ethics-and-data-protection-in-humanities-research-grace-final-webinars/
CATEGORIES:online session
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211130T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211130T151500
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211027T142818Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211027T142818Z
UID:1399-1638280800-1638285300@incentive-project.eu
SUMMARY:Bottom-up RRI initiatives - GRACE Final webinars
DESCRIPTION:GRACE (Grounding RRI Actions to Achieve Institutional Changes in European Research Funding and Performing Organisations) is a H2020 funded project under the specific objective “Science with and for Society”. Its goal is to support the European Commission’s objective of spreading and embedding Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the European Research Area. \nFor almost three years\, GRACE project partners have worked towards implementing fundamental institutional change in 6 research performing and funding organisations. With an intense mutual learning programme and a co-creation environment\, six expert partners have supported six other partners in developing a set of specific RRI-orientated Grounding Actions in their organisation. These actions have provided a basis for developing tailored 8-year RRI Roadmaps within these institutions to ensure their sustainability and full implementation over the long-term. \nAs the project comes to an end\, project partners will share their findings and provide stakeholders with useful knowledge to implement RRI in research performing and funding organisations by organising a set of eight thematic webinars. \nFrom 26 October to 14 December\, these webinars will each address a different topic related to GRACE\, with the participation of experts inside and outside of the project. \n\n26 October: Main considerations at the start of an RRI project\n2 November: Making the case for Public Engagement \n9 November: The challenges of developing gender equality plans (GEPs) in Research Funding Organisations\n16 November: Public Engagement from the Research Funding Organisations’ Perspective\n23 November: Evaluating the Impacts and Benefits of RRI initiatives\n30 November: Bottom-up RRI initiatives\n7 December: Ethics and Data Protection in Humanities Research\n14 December: RRI & Sustainability: shifting Responsibly towards a Circular Economy\n\nEach webinar will take place online from 2:00pm  to 3:30pm CET.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/bottom-up-rri-initiatives-grace-final-webinars/
CATEGORIES:online session
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211124T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211125T170000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211104T104552Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211104T104734Z
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SUMMARY:EU-Citizen.Science and ACTION projects Final Conference
DESCRIPTION:About the conference\nThe EU-funded projects EU-Citizen.Science and ACTION are co-organising their final conference named “the future of citizen science: sharing experiences from the European community”. The conference will be a gathering of the global citizen science community full of exciting talks\, sharing of experiences\, stimulating debates\, and informal networking moments. You will hear from a great variety of speakers\, be able to share your ideas\, and meet like-minded individuals. \nThe conference is aimed at sharing experiences and stimulating debates about the role citizen science can play in supporting a sustainable\, just\, and green Europe. Over two days you will hear from a great variety of speakers\, be able to share your ideas\, and meet like-minded individuals. Here are some of the highlights you can look forward to: \n\nHear from over twenty  different speakers from across Europe\nTake part in the satellite high-level policy event\nTake part in discussions during a variety of interactive sessions\nCheck out the booth area for some inspiring citizen science projects\nEnjoy the networking moments\, culinary experiences\, and social rooms\n\nThis online conference is jointly organised by the ACTION and the EU-Citizen.Science projects and proudly supported by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme. \nThe event will take place online from 11:00 to 16:30 CET on 24 November and from 10:00 to 13:00 CET on 25 November. \nMore info and registration here.  \nVirtual booth for pilot partners\nDuring the conference\, a virtual booth space is envisioned. The organisers are delighted to have your projects showcasing their achievements in this virtual space. More specifically\, in the virtual space\, it will be possible to show a slideshow or a video and there will be a one-hour session on the 24th (from 2 to 3 PM CET) in which participants of the conference will be able to interact with you in your virtual booth. \nAll projects are welcomed of course\, but – for those of you who have pilots –  it will be nice to give visibility mainly to them\, i.e. to specific citizen science activities taking place as part of your project so as to put the communities in the spotlight. \nIf you are interested in this opportunity please write to Antonella Passani (a.passani@t-6.it) or Claudia Fabo Carts (Claudia.FaboCartas@mfn.berlin). The deadline for expressing your interest is November the 8th at the end of the day.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/eu-citizen-science-and-action-projects-final-conference/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:conference
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211123T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211123T153000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211027T142440Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211027T142440Z
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SUMMARY:Evaluating the Impacts and Benefits of RRI initiatives - GRACE Final webinars
DESCRIPTION:GRACE (Grounding RRI Actions to Achieve Institutional Changes in European Research Funding and Performing Organisations) is a H2020 funded project under the specific objective “Science with and for Society”. Its goal is to support the European Commission’s objective of spreading and embedding Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the European Research Area. \nFor almost three years\, GRACE project partners have worked towards implementing fundamental institutional change in 6 research performing and funding organisations. With an intense mutual learning programme and a co-creation environment\, six expert partners have supported six other partners in developing a set of specific RRI-orientated Grounding Actions in their organisation. These actions have provided a basis for developing tailored 8-year RRI Roadmaps within these institutions to ensure their sustainability and full implementation over the long-term. \nAs the project comes to an end\, project partners will share their findings and provide stakeholders with useful knowledge to implement RRI in research performing and funding organisations by organising a set of eight thematic webinars. \nFrom 26 October to 14 December\, these webinars will each address a different topic related to GRACE\, with the participation of experts inside and outside of the project. \n\n26 October: Main considerations at the start of an RRI project\n2 November: Making the case for Public Engagement \n9 November: The challenges of developing gender equality plans (GEPs) in Research Funding Organisations\n16 November: Public Engagement from the Research Funding Organisations’ Perspective\n23 November: Evaluating the Impacts and Benefits of RRI initiatives\n30 November: Bottom-up RRI initiatives\n7 December: Ethics and Data Protection in Humanities Research\n14 December: RRI & Sustainability: shifting Responsibly towards a Circular Economy\n\nEach webinar will take place online from 2:00pm  to 3:30pm CET. \n 
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/evaluating-the-impacts-and-benefits-of-rri-initiatives-grace-final-webinars/
CATEGORIES:online session
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211116T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211116T153000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211103T083019Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211103T083019Z
UID:1412-1637071200-1637076600@incentive-project.eu
SUMMARY:Analyzing Citizen Science Projects using Web-based Tools
DESCRIPTION:We are inviting our audience to join the upcoming online workshop on the analytics workbench that our collaborators in CS Track have developed to better understand Citizen Science. The workbench can be used to explore the landscape of online citizen science projects and to analyse projects with methods of text mining/analytics and social network analysis. \nWhat is the workshop about?\nThe 90-minute workshop starting at 14:00 CET on 16 November is aimed at anyone interested in exploring the CS landscape. During this interactive hands-on event\, you will learn about the potential of text analytics and social network analytics to generate insights about citizen science projects as well as acquire knowledge about tools for facilitating the proposed methods and analytical approaches. \nMore information and registration here \nWho can attend?\nResearchers\, Institutions\, Policymakers\, CS Project leaders\, and in general anyone who is interested in exploring the Citizen Science landscape \nWhat will you learn?\nAttendees will understand the potential of text analytics and social network analytics to generate insights about citizen science projects. They will also acquire knowledge about tools for facilitating the proposed methods and analytical approaches.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/analyzing-citizen-science-projects-using-web-based-tools/
LOCATION:virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211116T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211116T153000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211027T141909Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211027T141909Z
UID:1397-1637071200-1637076600@incentive-project.eu
SUMMARY:Public Engagement from the Research Funders' Perspective - GRACE Final webinars
DESCRIPTION:GRACE (Grounding RRI Actions to Achieve Institutional Changes in European Research Funding and Performing Organisations) is a H2020 funded project under the specific objective “Science with and for Society”. Its goal is to support the European Commission’s objective of spreading and embedding Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the European Research Area. \nFor almost three years\, GRACE project partners have worked towards implementing fundamental institutional change in 6 research performing and funding organisations. With an intense mutual learning programme and a co-creation environment\, six expert partners have supported six other partners in developing a set of specific RRI-orientated Grounding Actions in their organisation. These actions have provided a basis for developing tailored 8-year RRI Roadmaps within these institutions to ensure their sustainability and full implementation over the long-term. \nAs the project comes to an end\, project partners will share their findings and provide stakeholders with useful knowledge to implement RRI in research performing and funding organisations by organising a set of eight thematic webinars. \nFrom 26 October to 14 December\, these webinars will each address a different topic related to GRACE\, with the participation of experts inside and outside of the project. \n\n26 October: Main considerations at the start of an RRI project\n2 November: Making the case for Public Engagement \n9 November: The challenges of developing gender equality plans (GEPs) in Research Funding Organisations\n16 November: Public Engagement from the Research Funding Organisations’ Perspective\n23 November: Evaluating the Impacts and Benefits of RRI initiatives\n30 November: Bottom-up RRI initiatives\n7 December: Ethics and Data Protection in Humanities Research\n14 December: RRI & Sustainability: shifting Responsibly towards a Circular Economy\n\nEach webinar will take place online from 2:00pm  to 3:30pm CET.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/public-engagement-from-the-research-funders-perspective-grace-final-webinars/
CATEGORIES:online session
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211116T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211116T133000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211104T073325Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211104T073325Z
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SUMMARY:HEIDI 2nd roundtable on Digital Actions
DESCRIPTION:About this event\n\n\nThe HEIDI project\, coordinated by UCL Extreme Citizen Science\, is hosting a series of roundtables to learn more about “Digital Action”: citizen science\, makeathons and hackathons during the Covid-19 crisis. \nIf you work in a higher educational institution\, you are invited to the two roundtable discussions to share your experience\, opinions\, and ideas about it. Indicative topics to be discussed\, among others\, are: \n\nHow has the Covid-19 crisis affected your work in a Higher Education Institution?\nAre you familiar with Digital Action (DA)\, whether as a participant or observer of a DA initiative?\nWhich aspects of your experience of digital participation during the Covid-19 pandemic have been positive\, and which are negative?\nWhich barriers and drivers to HE institutions engaging with DA can you identify\, and are these institution-led or imposed upon the institution?\nHow can HE institutions raise awareness about DA initiatives and their potential impact on bottom-up action?\n\nNote: the meeting will be recorded for evaluation and research purposes. \nAbout the roundtables\nHEIDI project is holding two roundtables with both HEI staff and students to map the barriers and opportunities of digital action within HEIs which exist at different levels. Although UCL actively promotes and supports activities that encourage two-way communication between the academic community and members of the public\, the project has still a lot to learn from sharing its experiences and discussing concerns about how the project envisions the future while trying to identify ways that can improve the ways it works with communities. Similar roundtables will also be held in HEIs in France and Malta. \nFirst roundtable: 11th of November\, 13:00 – 14:30 CET.  \nRegistration here \nSecond roundtable: 16th of November\, 12:00 – 13:30 CET. \nRegistration here \nYou can read more about HEIDI in this blog post\, and you can find some more detailed examples of Digital Action here. \nAbout HEIDI project\nHEIDI – ‘Digital Actions at HEIs as a catalyst for social change in the COVID-19 crisis’\,  is a two-year Erasmus+ project which aims to upskill Higher Education (HE) staff and students towards more resilience\, adaptation to change\, and agility that could enable HEIs to work together with citizens to shape better societies. The project explores the ways in which these take place at the community level and in HEIs in five European countries (UK\, France\, Malta\, Greece\, and Cyprus). The aim of the project is to upskill HE staff and students towards more resilience\, adaptation to change\, and agility that could enable HEIs to work together with citizens to shape better societies. To do so\, the project offers an opportunity for HEIs students and staff to identify and understand drivers and barriers to HEIs adoption of societal values in a crisis situation\, while seeking to identify the needs of various community groups\, including vulnerable ones. \nMore about the project here.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/heidi-2nd-roundtable-on-digital-actions/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211111T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211111T143000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211104T073059Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211104T073312Z
UID:1422-1636635600-1636641000@incentive-project.eu
SUMMARY:HEIDI 1st roundtable on Digital Actions
DESCRIPTION:About this event\n\n\nThe HEIDI project\, coordinated by UCL Extreme Citizen Science\, is hosting a series of roundtables to learn more about “Digital Action”: citizen science\, makeathons and hackathons during the Covid-19 crisis. \nIf you work in a higher educational institution\, you are invited to the two roundtable discussions to share your experience\, opinions\, and ideas about it. Indicative topics to be discussed\, among others\, are: \n\nHow has the Covid-19 crisis affected your work in a Higher Education Institution?\nAre you familiar with Digital Action (DA)\, whether as a participant or observer of a DA initiative?\nWhich aspects of your experience of digital participation during the Covid-19 pandemic have been positive\, and which are negative?\nWhich barriers and drivers to HE institutions engaging with DA can you identify\, and are these institution-led or imposed upon the institution?\nHow can HE institutions raise awareness about DA initiatives and their potential impact on bottom-up action?\n\nNote: the meeting will be recorded for evaluation and research purposes. \nAbout the roundtables\nHEIDI project is holding two roundtables with both HEI staff and students to map the barriers and opportunities of digital action within HEIs which exist at different levels. Although UCL actively promotes and supports activities that encourage two-way communication between the academic community and members of the public\, the project has still a lot to learn from sharing its experiences and discussing concerns about how the project envisions the future while trying to identify ways that can improve the ways it works with communities. Similar roundtables will also be held in HEIs in France and Malta. \nFirst roundtable: 11th of November\, 13:00 – 14:30 CET.  \nRegistration here \nSecond roundtable: 16th of November\, 12:00 – 13:30 CET. \nRegistration here \nYou can read more about HEIDI in this blog post\, and you can find some more detailed examples of Digital Action here. \nAbout HEIDI project\nHEIDI – ‘Digital Actions at HEIs as a catalyst for social change in the COVID-19 crisis’\,  is a two-year Erasmus+ project which aims to upskill Higher Education (HE) staff and students towards more resilience\, adaptation to change\, and agility that could enable HEIs to work together with citizens to shape better societies. The project explores the ways in which these take place at the community level and in HEIs in five European countries (UK\, France\, Malta\, Greece\, and Cyprus). The aim of the project is to upskill HE staff and students towards more resilience\, adaptation to change\, and agility that could enable HEIs to work together with citizens to shape better societies. To do so\, the project offers an opportunity for HEIs students and staff to identify and understand drivers and barriers to HEIs adoption of societal values in a crisis situation\, while seeking to identify the needs of various community groups\, including vulnerable ones. \nMore about the project here.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/heidi-roundtables-on-digital-actions/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211109T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211109T153000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211027T141400Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211027T141431Z
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SUMMARY:Gender Equality plans in Research Funding Organizations - GRACE Final webinars
DESCRIPTION:GRACE (Grounding RRI Actions to Achieve Institutional Changes in European Research Funding and Performing Organisations) is a H2020 funded project under the specific objective “Science with and for Society”. Its goal is to support the European Commission’s objective of spreading and embedding Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the European Research Area. \nFor almost three years\, GRACE project partners have worked towards implementing fundamental institutional change in 6 research performing and funding organisations. With an intense mutual learning programme and a co-creation environment\, six expert partners have supported six other partners in developing a set of specific RRI-orientated Grounding Actions in their organisation. These actions have provided a basis for developing tailored 8-year RRI Roadmaps within these institutions to ensure their sustainability and full implementation over the long-term. \nAs the project comes to an end\, project partners will share their findings and provide stakeholders with useful knowledge to implement RRI in research performing and funding organisations by organising a set of eight thematic webinars. \nFrom 26 October to 14 December\, these webinars will each address a different topic related to GRACE\, with the participation of experts inside and outside of the project. \n\n26 October: Main considerations at the start of an RRI project\n2 November: Making the case for Public Engagement \n9 November: The challenges of developing gender equality plans (GEPs) in Research Funding Organisations\n16 November: Public Engagement from the Research Funding Organisations’ Perspective\n23 November: Evaluating the Impacts and Benefits of RRI initiatives\n30 November: Bottom-up RRI initiatives\n7 December: Ethics and Data Protection in Humanities Research\n14 December: RRI & Sustainability: shifting Responsibly towards a Circular Economy\n\nEach webinar will take place online from 2:00pm  to 3:30pm CET.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/gender-equality-plans-in-research-funding-organizations-grace-final-webinars/
CATEGORIES:online session
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211102T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211102T153000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211027T140506Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211027T140921Z
UID:1388-1635861600-1635867000@incentive-project.eu
SUMMARY:Making the case for Public Engagement - GRACE Final webinars
DESCRIPTION:GRACE (Grounding RRI Actions to Achieve Institutional Changes in European Research Funding and Performing Organisations) is a H2020 funded project under the specific objective “Science with and for Society”. Its goal is to support the European Commission’s objective of spreading and embedding Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the European Research Area. \nFor almost three years\, GRACE project partners have worked towards implementing fundamental institutional change in 6 research performing and funding organisations. With an intense mutual learning programme and a co-creation environment\, six expert partners have supported six other partners in developing a set of specific RRI-orientated Grounding Actions in their organisation. These actions have provided a basis for developing tailored 8-year RRI Roadmaps within these institutions to ensure their sustainability and full implementation over the long-term. \nAs the project comes to an end\, project partners will share their findings and provide stakeholders with useful knowledge to implement RRI in research performing and funding organisations by organising a set of eight thematic webinars. \nFrom 26 October to 14 December\, these webinars will each address a different topic related to GRACE\, with the participation of experts inside and outside of the project. \n\n26 October: Main considerations at the start of an RRI project\n2 November: Making the case for Public Engagement \n9 November: The challenges of developing gender equality plans (GEPs) in Research Funding Organisations\n16 November: Public Engagement from the Research Funding Organisations’ Perspective\n23 November: Evaluating the Impacts and Benefits of RRI initiatives\n30 November: Bottom-up RRI initiatives\n7 December: Ethics and Data Protection in Humanities Research\n14 December: RRI & Sustainability: shifting Responsibly towards a Circular Economy\n\nEach webinar will take place online from 2:00pm  to 3:30pm CET
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/implementing-rri-in-research-organizations-grace-final-webinars/
CATEGORIES:online session
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211027T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211027T130000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211018T063413Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211018T063413Z
UID:1380-1635332400-1635339600@incentive-project.eu
SUMMARY:“What’s new in citizen science training”
DESCRIPTION:Invitation to the event “What’s new in citizen science training: from open science to public engagement”\nWhat is the event about?\nThe EU-Citizen.Science project is pleased to invite everyone who is interested in Citizen Science and participatory forms of science in general\, to the event “What’s new in citizen science training: from open science to public engagement”. The event will be held online on October 27th\, 2021 from 11:00 AM to 12:35 PM CEST. \nEU-Citizen.Science contains a wide array of free\, self-directed training modules on citizen science on its Moodle page. The themes of the training modules range from introduction to citizen science over research design and methods\, engagement and impact to communication and regulations and ethics. During the event\, the project will showcase three of these training modules and offer the opportunity to meet the trainers who developed them. Moreover\, the final version of the EU-Citizen.Science platform will be launched. Finally\, the winners of the #MonthOfTheProjects campaign will be presented. \nAmong the invited speakers are renowned experts in Citizen Science and Open Science who come from different pillars of the Quadruple Helix\, such as Patricia Canto Farachala\, Claudia Fabó Cartas and Linden Farrer. \nObjectives of the event\nThe aim of the event is threefold: \n\nShowcase three training modules available on the EU-Citizen.Science Moodle page and meet the trainers who developed them;\nLaunch the final version of the EU-Citizen.Science platform and show the new features which have been introduced;\nPresent the winners of the #MonthOfTheProjects campaign.\n\nInformation about registration\nParticipants who have registered will be able to join the event on Zoom and participate in the interactive sessions with speakers. The recording of the event will be made available on the ECSA YouTube channel after the event. \nYou can find the agenda here. \nRegistration is open here.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/whats-new-in-citizen-science-training/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:satellite event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211014T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20211020T160000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20211012T091521Z
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SUMMARY:D-NOSES Conference on Odour Pollution & Citizen Science
DESCRIPTION:About the Conference\nThe D-NOSES project has been pioneering the use of Citizen Science as a way to engage Quadruple Helix stakeholders in co-creating balanced approaches to odour issues. As a result\, D-NOSES created tools and methods to measure odour impact transparently and in real-time. The project now invites citizens\, scientists and stakeholders to join the project results conference to find out how their work has and will continue to impact odour management from a technical\, social and policy perspective. \nThe Conference is organised within the framework of the D-NOSES project\, which has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 789315. \nThree live webinars will be held between 14 and 20 October: \n\n14/10: The D-NOSES project at a glance\n18/10: The D-NOSES methodology and results to tackle odour pollution using citizen science\n20/10: Introducing odour pollution in the policy agendas\n\nFind the detailed programme for each of the three webinars here. \nRegistration here. \n\nAbout the D-Noses project\nD-NOSES – “The Distributed Network for Odour Sensing\, Empowerment and Sustainability” is an EU-funded H2020 SwafS project that empowers citizens to become a driving force for change through Responsible Research and Innovation\, Citizen Science and co-creation tools to map and measure the problem\, and co-design solutions with key Quadruple Helix stakeholders. The 3 year-a-long project is supported by key experts in RRI\, citizen science and co-creation\, International Associations\, odour and sustainability experts\, including universities and SMEs\, local administration\, and public sector bodies. D-NOSES will reverse the way in which odour pollution is commonly tackled (i.e. a non-transparent\, private process involving either the odour emitting industry or the local city council\, with no citizen involvement and poor access to data and information) by applying a holistic approach to researching\, building\, and suggesting an appropriate regulatory framework\, which can act as a basis of the future odour pollution control efforts. \nD-NOSES empowers citizens to become a driving force for change through RRI\, Citizen Science and co-creation tools to map and measure the problem\, and co-design solutions with key quadruple helix stakeholders. D-NOSES has kickstarted a much-needed collaborative journey to tackle the problem of odours at a global scale by developing coordinated local case studies in 10 European and non-European countries. \nMore about the project here.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/d-noses-conference-on-odour-pollution-citizen-science/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:conference
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20210927T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20210929T180000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20210824T063512Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210824T063512Z
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SUMMARY:1st Global Transdisciplinarity Conference
DESCRIPTION:What is the Conference about?\nThe 1st Global Transdisciplinarity Conference started in fall 2020 with a series of virtual pre-meetings with a selected group of international scholars from diverse disciplines\, linked by a strong commitment to science-society-collaboration (SSC) and knowledge integration. \nUnder the umbrella of systems and complexity sciences these pre-conferences brought together a core group of researchers interested in social transformation\, innovation\, and the role of academia and institutions of higher education in the transition towards a fair and sustainable global human-environment coupled system under the One Health-paradigm. \nWhy is the event relevant to INCENTIVE?\nIn INCENTIVE\, higher educational institutions are the protagonist and main driver of institutional change towards grounding RRI principles through the institutionalization of Citizen Science Hubs. Four universities across Europe will\, for the first time\, co-create and sustain their own Hub\, which will bring together scientists\, citizens\, entrepreneurs\, and policymakers to achieve inclusive and more open scientific structures. As such\, the Conference can offer important insights on how academia and educational institutions can become a societal tool for achieving open science and sustainability. \nWho can attend\, and how?\nThe main conference will be held in fall 2021 in Krems an der Donau (Austria) at Danube University as well as its surroundings in the World Heritage Region of Wachau. It will be an intense\, three-day working (27-29 September) and networking experience designed to both give space for individual exchange as well as to building a common understanding of the possibilities\, challenges\, and advances in the field of Science Society Collaboration. \nHowever\, given the ongoing pandemic and the need to attract individuals that will not be able to attend in person\, the conference is set up as a hybrid event. The conference will be streamed online\, giving tele-participants an opportunity to contribute and benefit from it. \nInformation and pre-registration\nIf you want to learn more about the overall approach to transdisciplinarity and Science Society Collaboration in general download the info cache. \nMoreover\, pre-registration to the Conference is currently open. You can pre-register under the following link: www.xing-events.com/1stGTdC.html.  \nPlease consider pre-registering as early as possible. \nNote: Timeslots of the Conference are indicative. The actual timeslots are not available yet. \nOriginal photo retrieved from the website. All rights reserved.
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/1st-global-transdisciplinarity-conference/
LOCATION:Danube Universität Krems\, Krems an der Donau\, Austria
CATEGORIES:conference
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20210922T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20210922T120000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20210915T095134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210915T095134Z
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SUMMARY:INCENTIVE Final co-creation workshop
DESCRIPTION:INCENTIVE’s Co-creation workshop\nINCENTIVE is getting back from the summer vacations to continue the co-creation process on defining the key aspects of the governance and operating of the Citizen Science Hubs at the four pilot universities: AUTh\, VGTU\, UAB\, and UT. The last and final session of the Co-creation workshop is scheduled on September 22 at 10:00-12:00 CEST and will take place online. \nWhat has happened so far?\nINCENTIVE is now boarding for the last and final session. In the first session\, on June 16th\, we focused on Connect (getting to know each other) & Relate (understanding each other’s perspectives\, discussing frictions and issues). Being the very first session\, we needed to get to know each other and familiarise ourselves with the technology which caused some confusion which was only natural. A Mural board was used to support the first session. In the next sessions\, on June 23rd\, we first re-Connected as there were some new participants at the table) and then we dove into the content in Understand & Frame and Imagine & Ideate. We interpreted the prework outcomes\, adjusted where needed\, and moved to define a framework for the respective CSH at one of the four universities. A second Mural board was used to support these sessions. \n\nGoals and results of the final workshop\nThe goal of the fourth and final session is to focus on the Imagine & Ideate parts of the Responsible Futuring approach. At the end of the session\, we have co-defined the pivotal aspects of the governance and operation of your preferred CSH. This will be done through meaningful exercises in which you define the values of your citizen science hub\, build future scenarios for them\, and finally define the operational nodes of your CSH. \nWho can participate in the workshop?\nThe stakeholders who have already been nominated by the pilot universities will have access to the co-creation activities. However\, anyone who is interested in the process can attend as an observer in the workshop!
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/incentive-final-co-creation-workshop/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20210702T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20210702T153000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20210728T083034Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210728T093429Z
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SUMMARY:Second consortium meeting
DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, 2nd of July\, 2021\, the INCENTIVE consortium met for the project’s second consortium meeting (in a genuine summer mood). Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic\, the meeting was held virtually and hosted successfully by the University of Twente (Design Lab)\, the coordinator of the project. The meeting marked the end of the 1st semester of the project – which kicked off on February 2021 – and essentially paved the way for the post-summer activities\, which will resume in September 2021. \nDuring the meeting\, all WP and Task leaders had the opportunity to present in detail the work that they performed during the 1st semester\, the main challenges that they faced\, and the results of their activities. Special emphasis was placed on WP1\, led by AUTH\, which entails a large-scale and multi-dimensional preparatory research work\, whose findings will inform the subsequent development of Citizen Science Hubs in the four pilot Universities. The preliminary findings from the interviews\, large-scale surveys\, quantitative analysis\, and desk research were discussed among partners\, who also proceeded with deliberating on how the findings will inform the creation of open and inclusive Hubs that can accommodate the local societal needs in each ecosystem. \nMoreover\, the activities performed under WP2 and WP3\, which refer to the co-creation and operationalization of the Citizen Science Hubs\, respectively\, were outlined by UT\, SDA Bocconi\, UAB\, and UZH. The main dissemination and networking efforts and results (WR and ECSA)\, as well as the progress on the monitoring and assessment of the project’s activities (Q-PLAN)\, were also thoroughly presented to the consortium partners. The presentations of the Work Packages and the accomplished work gave the chance to all partners to bring up potential challenges\, mitigation measures\, and creative ideas on how to address critical aspects during the next semester. It also allowed partners to identify how each task feeds into other activities\, and thus created a sense of common responsibility for the sound execution of all work packages. \nFurthermore\, during the opening of the meeting\, several members of the project’s Advisory Board who could virtually attend\, were given the floor to introduce themselves and be connected with consortium partners\, as an ice-break activity. AB members were informed about the progress of the project while explaining their educational and professional background as well as the main reasons they decided to join the wider INCENTIVE family. \nStay tuned\, because an exciting second semester is coming! \nMake sure to subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on our SMAs to receive the latest updates from our project’s next steps!
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/second-consortium-meeting/
CATEGORIES:meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210622T110000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210622T123000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20210616T104839Z
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SUMMARY:Citizen Science for Policy across Europe
DESCRIPTION:EU-Citizen.science is inviting representatives from ministries across Europe and at the regional and local levels to engage in a discussion about citizen science and its benefits for policy making. The main aim of this event is to develop collaborations among policy makers with citizen science interests. This event will be held as a satellite event of the European Research and Innovation Days on 22 June 2021. \nThe event will last 1.5 hour. It is made up of four blocks\, each dedicated to a citizen science topic. Each block begins with a presentation given by an invited speaker\, followed by an open discussion for sharing different experiences from representatives of Ministries of European Member States and the participants in the event. \n \nAgenda \n\n11:00 – 11:05 Welcoming and introduction to the event by the EU-Citizen.Science Project coordinator and FECYT/Ibercivis (5’)\n11:05 – 11:25 Block 1: Current state of citizen science across Europe introduced by Sven Schade\, Scientific Policy Officer\, Joint Research Center\, European Commission (5’)\, followed by a discussion (15’)\n11:25 – 11:45 Block 2: Promoting citizen science through the launch of national plans for funding citizen science projects introduced by Carmen Castresana\, General Director of Research Planning\, Spanish Ministry of Science and innovation (5’)\, followed by a discussion (15’)\n11:45 – 12:05 Block 3: Overcoming the barriers to citizen science introduced by José Paulo Esperança\, Vice-President of the Foundation for Science and Technology\, Portuguese Ministry of Science and Technology and Higher Education (5’)\, followed by a discussion (15’)\n12:05 – 12:25 Block 4: Science for the people\, by the people – policy instruments to anchor citizen science in research and society introduced by Anne Overbeck\, Policy Officer for Citizen Science\, German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (5’)\, followed by a discussion (15’)\n12:25 – 12.30 Concluding remarks (5’)\n\nRead more and register here!
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/citizen-science-for-policy-across-europe/
CATEGORIES:satellite event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210616T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210616T160000
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20210616T104433Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210616T104433Z
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SUMMARY:Co-creation workshop – Session I
DESCRIPTION:The INCENTIVE project aims to support research institutes on how to create and operate their own Citizen Science Hub with the aim to secure a democratic and collaborative way of doing research and setting research agendas. \nTo this end\, we organize a Co-creation workshop with key experts in fields relevant to Citizen Science. The goal of this workshop is to co-define pivotal aspects of the organisation and activities of the Citizen Science Hubs. The core means for the workshop is to engage the key stakeholders of each region and to ensure substantial engagement of everyone involved. \nThe co-creation workshops will be broken down in four online sessions. The first three sessions will take place in June\, whereas the final session will take place in September. It will be fully online through the use of two digital applications: Zoom and Mural. \nWhat happens with the outcomes?\nThe outcomes of the Co-creation workshop are of vital importance to the next phases of INCENTIVE feeding the governance and operating models of each of the hubs as well as the pilots of each of the hubs. \nParticipants and observants \nEach of the four universities has nominated approx. 5 key stakeholders in the regional ecosystem that represent the quadrats of the Quadruple Helix: academia\, government\, private sector and civil society. In addition\, partners from the INCENTIVE project also will join the session as observers to get direct access to the process and outcomes of the session that are relevant for their share of the project. The observers may not influence the co-creation process. \nThe approach\, organisation and moderation of the workshops is done by the DesignLab (University of Twente). The core team includes Janine Swaak who will moderate the Co-creation workshop\, Maya van den Berg who is INCENTIVE programme manager and Jasper Häsler who provides technical support. \nStay tuned for more updates on the Co-creation sessions!
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/co-creation-workshop-session-i/
CATEGORIES:online session,workshop
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210209
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210211
DTSTAMP:20260604T032301
CREATED:20210531T051317Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210601T043814Z
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SUMMARY:KoM
DESCRIPTION:We are happy to announce that a new H2020 SwafS project started in February!  \nINCENTIVE was launched in a 2-day kick-off meeting held on 9-10 February 2021 virtually due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The project is coordinated by DesignLab University of Twente and brings together the people from 9 consortium partners from 8 different EU countries. \nOver the two-day meeting\, partners presented their tasks and contributions under the overall work plan. We had the chance to mutually clarify points regarding their involvement in tasks\, the timeline of the project\, and the optimal channels of communication among them. A series of interactive activities took place\, with partners resorting to game techniques for the conceptualization and ideation of CS Hubs\, and the general understanding of the project’s objectives.”
URL:https://incentive-project.eu/event/kom/
LOCATION:virtual
CATEGORIES:meeting
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