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Study trips Archive
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The Golden Cube
Posted on 14th April 2015 | No CommentsThe Nobelhuset wants to put Stockholm on the global map. A posh new building shall house “nobel rock stars like Einstein, Hemingway and the Dalai Lama”, provide a global stage […] -
Fukushima REVISITED—World Conference 2015 Program
Posted on 11th April 2015 | No CommentsMany colleagues will remember ESOF 2012 Dublin. EUSJA had organized a science debate on the future of energy with a focus on the FUKUSHIMA REACTOR MELTDOWN. We had two prominent Japanese […] -
Pain in Europe – Translating Evidence into Practice
Posted on 8th April 2015 | No CommentsIn 2013 EUSJA sent its journalists to Florence – to participate the prestigious European biannual congress “Pain in Europe”. This interesting scientific meeting always attracts science journalists since is giving […] -
Biodiversity and Climate Change: A Study Trip to Estonia
Posted on 6th February 2015 | No CommentsThe Estonian Association of Science Journalists and the Estonian Research Council are inviting up to fifteen science journalists from EUSJA member associations to take part in a study trip to […] -
Study trip to Stockholm
Posted on 27th January 2015 | No CommentsEUSJA will have its General Assembly at March 21 with a study trip to Stockholm at March 20. The participants of the study trip will learn about the new Nobel […] -
The meetings in Lindau
Posted on 9th January 2015 | No Comments10 EUSJA journalists will get accommodation grants to attend the 65-th Meeting of Nobel Prize Winners with young researchers at Lindau that will take place from June 28 to July […] -
Come back to Cadarache!
Posted on 9th January 2015 | No CommentsApril 2013 EUSJA had very successful study trip to Cadarache where learned about international ITER project, one of the world’s biggest scientific collaborations that promises to establish fusion as a […] -
The Russian Experiment
Posted on 30th October 2014 | No CommentsAll-time record: 27 sci journos flooded Moscow for a Grand Tour through research labs. In times of political tension, they were allowed to take a close look at Russia’s top […] -
An Information and Communication Tech trip to Estonia
Posted on 17th September 2014 | No CommentsReport by Daphne Riksen on the EUSJA study trip to Tallinn and Tartu, May 14–17, 2014 Estonia is a special country regarding the use of ICT, Information and Communication Technologies. […] -
Learning Supercomputer
Posted on 1st June 2014 | No CommentsBy Bartolomeo Buscema, science journalist, ITALY (UGIS) Last May EUSJA along withhe European network CommHERE organized a study trip to Barcelona to visit some research facilities that join forces on many […]