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- Beppe Grillo’s Five-Star Movement: pro-science or anti-science? – by Fabio Turone
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- Kafkaesque? Not Prague’s Science! by Wolfgang C. Goede0 0 9
- Atomium Culture and The Role of the Media in Responsible Research and Innovation – by Jens Degett0 3 5
- The passionate: interview with Angela Posada-Swafford0 0 6
- Beppe Grillo’s Five-Star Movement: pro-science or anti-science? – by Fabio Turone
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Study trips Archive
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Europe against pain
Posted on 4. May 2013 | No CommentsEUSJA has got invitation to attend the 8-th biennial congress “Pain in Europe” to be held in Florence, October 9-12 (http://www1.kenes.com/efic/). This major pain congress in Europe is... -
Creating a better future for health in Europe
Posted on 4. May 2013 | No CommentsLike the last year EUSJA journalists were invited to attend the European Health Forum Gastein to be held in a remarkable place Bad Hofgastein in Austria (October 2 – 4).... -
Sunny with some plasma clouds
Posted on 1. May 2013 | No CommentsAn international traveling party is always fun. An Italian tells juicy details about the strange behavior of Berlusconi, a Russian girl tells how she evades the tight press regime and... -
Next time – when first plasma!
Posted on 26. April 2013 | No Comments19 science journalists from Germany, Ireland, Italy, Finland, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland and UK attended the EUSJA study trip to Cadarache in southern France to learn... -
Fighting against Windmills – Is carbon storage an appropriate option to mitigate climate change?
Posted on 14. April 2013 | 3 CommentsUndoubtedly the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere is increasing. The gas acts like a greenhouse to earth: it keeps the heat coming from the sun. Therefore our... -
Kafkaesque? Not Prague’s Science! by Wolfgang C. Goede
Posted on 1. April 2013 | No CommentsDuring Franz Kafka’s time, Prague was supposedly quite a Kafkaesque place with lots of secrets behind the doors of its ancient buildings. Communism did not help much to disperse this... -
Study trip to Copenhagen
Posted on 8. March 2013 | No CommentsEUSJA has got 8 invitations to participate 3 days press tour (May 28-30) to Copenhagen focused to biotechnology, medicine and health research in Baltic region. The trip is a part... -
EUSJA journalists to Lindau Meetings
Posted on 8. March 2013 | No CommentsThis summer (July 1- 5) EUSJA journalists once again will have a possibility to attend the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings which will bring together the most esteemed scientists of their... -
Study trip to Cadarache
Posted on 8. March 2013 | No CommentsThe EUSJA Board has organized a visit to Cadarache in the South of France where ITER project is under construction. It is an unique and outstanding project, which is at... -
Little notes about a great opportunity: Mission (Almost) Impossible
Posted on 7. February 2013 | No CommentsThere are some science journalists who work in the same time as researchers. Actually it is my situation. As a researcher, I regularly attend meetings and conferences organised in the...