Description du projet
À Rome, les chercheurs mettent la science à la portée des citoyens
L’histoire culturelle et scientifique de Rome est riche, alors que la ville abrite les centres de recherche et les universités les plus importants d’Italie. En 2019, des organismes de recherche romains ont créé le réseau ScieNcETogether afin de promouvoir la collaboration dans la diffusion des sciences et de rendre l’engagement scientifique plus inclusif pour les citoyens et les jeunes. Soutenu par le programme Actions Marie Skłodowska-Curie, le projet NET a mis au point une formule pour célébrer la Nuit européenne des chercheurs (NEC). Cet événement rassemble des chercheurs de toutes les institutions partenaires et de tous les groupes de parties prenantes à Rome (le village NET). Le projet impliquera des laboratoires et des centres de recherche dans toute l’Italie et cherchera des partenaires en dehors de ses frontières pour renforcer la dimension internationale de la NEC.
Objectif
Throughout its history, Rome has been a leading centre for culture and science, and still today the city and its environs are home to Italys largest concentration of research centres, laboratories and universities; in fact one of the largest concentration in Europe. In 2019, the ScieNcETogether NETwork was established, primarily just by those roman research organizations that had a long-standing tradition of interaction and cooperation among them and with international scientific contests and wanted to lay the foundation for an active collaboration also in science dissemination. In these four years of joint work taught us that to make the Night a more engaging and inclusive experience and address a large number of citizens and young people, joining forces and collaboration is key and brings added value. Consequently we have developed a formula to celebrate the Night: a major event with researchers from all NET partners institutions and representative of the stakeholder groups in Rome (the NET village) but, at the same time, we are also aware that celebrating the ERN means feeling part of a larger European community. So, on the one hand we are inviting the partners branch laboratories and research centres scattered all over Italy (20 cities from north to south Italy) to share NETs objectives and contribute to a national celebration, on the other hand we have searched for partners/project stakeholders outside Italy that could help us enhance the European and international dimension of the ERN. Having based our communication strategy on Marie Slodowska Curie as NET Night goodmother, it has been almost natural to look at Poland (Polish Academy of Sciences), France (Marie Curie Museum) and Sweden (Tekniska museet | National Museum of Science and Technology), the three countries that sort of represent three different stages in the scientists life.
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Programme(s)
- HORIZON.1.2 - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Main Programme
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Régime de financement
HORIZON-CSA - HORIZON Coordination and Support ActionsCoordinateur
00185 Roma
Italie