Funded by the European Commission, the ‘Green Science at the Service of Healthy Society’ (GreenSCI) project, worth 223,500 euros, was launched on April 1, 2022.
The kick-off meeting of the GREEN SCIENCE AT THE SERVICE OF HEALTHY SOCIETY (GreenSCI) project, being funded by the European Commission, through the MSCA and Citizens funding instrument under Horizon Europe, has been held, in Moldova.
The project is coordinated by the Technical University of Moldova and will be carried out in partnership with the Academy of Sciences of Moldova, the Public Association “INFOGROUP” and the State University “Alecu Russo” in Balti.
GreenSCI project
The GreenSCI project envisages the organization of two European Researchers’ Night events (this year and in 2023) and aims to increase public recognition of science, promote young researchers and experienced scientists, and show the impact of research and innovation. on everyday life, while also identifying opportunities in research and STEM for young people and students.
Project’s objectives
The specific objectives of the GreenSCI project are:
- Increasing the visibility and promotion of research and researchers among the general public;
- Improving communication between researchers and the general public, especially young people, by encouraging citizen engagement;
- Increasing public recognition of EU programs and opportunities, including EU-funded Moldovan researchers, and the scientific diaspora in the Republic of Moldova.
- Promoting innovations with social and business applicability through the practices of Open Science.
- Emphasize the impact of research and innovation on daily life and social well-being.
The duration of the project is 20 months, starting with April 1, 2022. Its total budget is 223,500 Euros.
This post was culled from ASM.
