Descripción del proyecto
La juventud europea sobre los grandes retos sociales de nuestro mundo
Las instituciones españolas pertenecientes al Grupo 9 de Universidades (G-9) se reúnen por tercer año consecutivo en consorcio para celebrar conjuntamente la Noche Europea de los Investigadores de 2022 y 2023, coordinada por la Universidad de Cantabria. Como cada año, las actividades giran en torno a la divulgación científica y tecnológica. En el período 2022-2023, el consorcio organizará el proyecto G9MISSIONS, financiado con fondos europeos, que se centra en concienciar sobre las ciudades inteligentes y climáticamente neutras, la adaptación al cambio climático, el cáncer, así como los suelos y el agua sanos. El proyecto está formado por dos eventos principales, tres eventos previos abiertos al público, actividades escolares y dos eventos posteriores, como reuniones de recapitulación para analizar las repercusiones.
Objetivo
The G9 GO FOR THE MISSIONS (G9MISSIONS) will be our 3rd experience as a consortium in managing the European Researchers Night in Spain, covering 40% of the Spanish territory. University of Cantabria will be the coordinator of a team composed by eight Spanish universities acting as beneficiaries. The overall initiative will be centred on the five European research and innovation missions that aim to deliver solutions of the great societal challenges facing our world (climate-neutral and smart cities, adaptation to climate change, cancer and healthy soils and water). G9Missions will promote awareness and encourage them to find solutions together to make a real difference. Engaging activities will be designed to show the policies that are behind these missions, namely the European Green Deal, Europes Beating Cancer Plan as well as the Sustainable Development Goals. The project consists of two main events to be held on September 30th in 2022 and September 29th in 2023, three pre events open to general public, Researchers at school activities distributed throughout the two years focused on pupils in schools and two post events as wrap-up meetings to analyse the impact. Pre-events will be celebrated on World Environment Day (5th June), World Cancer Day (4th February) and World Oceans Day (8th June), each with a main activity coordinated by different partners. Researchers at school activities will be part of a programme denominated Circular Science based on activities with innovative methodology and involving the whole school community. A Mission Book and a school certification after completing all missions will be some assets to promote participation. STEM fields, RRI principles, gender management and Open science practices will be widely covered, The European dimension will be emphasised by the active involvement of researchers with European funds and Marie Skodowska-Curie fellows and a strong collaboration with the European Universities initiatives.
Programa(s)
- HORIZON.1.2 - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Main Programme
Convocatoria de propuestas
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