CS Track partner URJC led a virtual session on 5 November as part of the XX edition of the Madrid Science and Innovation Week. The idea behind this session was to foster a better understanding of citizen science and what participation in citizen science projects entails. 30 people participated in this session in which URJC put significant effort into getting to know their audience and on finding out what they had learned about citizen science during the session. Participants came from several countries beyond Europe including Mexico, Bolivia, Equator, Venezuela and USA.
A new major driver in bottom-up action to tackle climate change
A new international project AURORA (“Achieving a new European Energy Awareness”) has been launched to empower the people of Europe to take ownership of the climate change debate. The project fosters an explicitly citizen-led, bottom-up approach compared to the more...
