WP1
Implementation of the activities as planned in the Annex I B to the Grant Agreement:
o Science booths in the streets;
o Interactive and fun experiments;
o Workshops and demos;
o Health screenings;
o Performances;
o Art installations linked to science;
o EU corner;
o Active involvement of over 80 researchers, amongst which:
o 3 having benefitted from Marie Curie schemes;
o 30 having benefitted from another EU support (FP7);
o Over 24.000 visitors having taken part in the activities offered.
WP 2
Implementation of the activities as planned in the Annex I B to the Grant Agreement:
o Science booths in the streets;
o Interactive and fun experiments;
o Workshops and demos;
o Health screenings;
o Performances;
o Art installations linked to science;
o EU corner;
o Active involvement of over 80 researchers, amongst which:
o 3 having benefited from Marie Curie schemes;
o 30 having benefited from another EU support (FP7);
o Over 24.000 visitors having taken part in the activities offered.
2017
WP1
Implementation of the activities as planned in the Annex I B to the Grant Agreement:
Conception, production and display of promotional material: fliers, maps, description of the activities planned displayed to each Maltese household;
o Publication of press releases (9) showcasing science and research behind the activities being held on the Night, resulting in 98 press clippings;
o Publication of articles, interviews, announcements in national written press, notably The Times of Malta, the Allied Newspapers publications, Pink magazine, The TECH Sunday, and Escape distributed with the Sunday Times of Malta;
o Airing of promotional spots, interviews, annoucements through radio and TV stations: namely ONE Radio, Radju Malta, and RTK Radio , TVM, ONE and Net TV, inclduing an ad by Studio 7 on the National TV station TVM;
o Mailing to catering establishments inviting the owners to keep their restaurants, bars and cafes open for business on the night by the Valletta Local Council;
o Mailing through the Department of Information to all government employees, (around 30.000) and the MEUSAC database (about 25.000) and by the university to all staff, alumni and students (about 30.000 persons);
o Revamping, upgrading and constant updating of the project website www.scienceinthecity.org.mt;
o Between 300 and 600 users a day during the week prior to the event, average of 70 % new users;
o About 10.000 page views and 1.439 users (of which 77 % new) on the day of the events;
o Revamping and constant updating of social networks profiles (Facebook);
o Up to 19.000 unique users (3 days prior to the event) with over 57.000 users;
o Up to 200.000 impressions on posts (over 2.000 people liking the page), total of 12.000 likes;
o Posting of advertisement on Facebook;
o Several hundred thousand people made aware of the European Researchers' Night and is objectives.
WP 2
Offer of the activities as described in the Annex I Part B to the Grant Agreement, namely:
o 21 activities in the capital city;
o Science-inspired art installations, performances, such as dance, puppet shows, stand-up comedy and theatre, both indoors and in the streets. STEAM activities included, experiments, demos, workshops, games, quizzes, simulators, talks and debates, jazz concert with coloured light explaining brain research and a light installation;
o 80 participating organisations;
o All activities at walking distance from each other;
o Active involvement of 80 researchers, of which:
o 2 having benefitted from MSC actions;
o 30 having benefitted from other FP7 and Horizon 2020;
o Attendance of about 28.000 visitors having taken part in the activities offered
