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Life-Nitrazens: Citizen Science for Nitrate Monitoring

master — Wed, 12 Nov 2025 12:37:57 +0000

LIFE-NITRAZENS

Citizen Science for Nitrate Monitoring

ABOUT THE PROJECT

LIFE-NITRAZENS seeks to create a sustainable and replicable model for reducing nitrate pollution in water.

The LIFE-NITRAZENS project addresses a crucial global challenge: nitrate pollution in water, a major threat to both ecosystems and human health.

Nitrate pollution, caused mainly by agricultural runoff and inadequate management of organic waste, leads to environmental degradation, including eutrophication of water bodies and serious health risks such as methaemoglobinaemia and cancer.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Project type: European

Duration: 2025-2027

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Develop a citizen science project that involves citizens in monitoring nitrate concentrations in surface water, groundwater and drinking water in the six designated pilot areas.
Develop Good Management Practice (GMP) guidelines to optimise fertiliser use and provide training in behaviour change and capacity building to encourage the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices that reduce nitrate pollution.
Involve citizens in information and awareness campaigns to increase knowledge about the importance of nitrate-free water and the impacts of this pollutant on the environment and human health.
Ensure the replication and reliable transfer of project results by validating the tools and strategies developed in Portugal, applying the Mutual Learning Exercise methodology.

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

Ibercivis supports and participates in the work plan that will introduce citizen science methodologies through missions and data collection campaigns co-designed by all stakeholders involved in the project’s pilot areas.

In addition, it coordinates the work package responsible for the communication, dissemination and exploitation of the project’s results, as well as communication activities during its implementation and development. It develops the communication strategy while developing the project’s visual identity, website and social media presence.

Finally, Ibercivis contributes to the establishment of the scientific protocols generated by the project and the After-LIFE plan, ensuring its survival and replicability.

OUR ACTIVITIES

Leadership of the project’s communication, dissemination and exploitation work package.

The LIFE24-GIE-ES-LIFE-NITRAZENS project is co-financed by the European Union through the LIFE Program under Grant Agreement No. 101215633.3.

Project coordinator: Universidad de Burgos (PIC 998959642) – Raquel Hernandez Ruiz (rhruiz@ubu.es)

Ibercivis team: Maite Pelacho, Germán Gil, Daniel Lisbona.

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Desenredados: Your data belongs to you and you can donate it to research

master — Mon, 25 Aug 2025 10:23:42 +0000

DESENREDADOS

Your data belongs to you and you can donate it to research

ABOUT THE PROJECT

People over the age of 18 who have had a Facebook or Instagram account for more than two years and use it regularly are eligible to participate.

Desenredados is a research project that studies how we behave online and offline, especially in relation to our personal networks. To do this:

Data is collected through a survey about your personal relationships.
In addition, participants are asked to provide information from their social media accounts such as Facebook and Instagram (owned by Meta).

With this information, we analyse what Meta knows about you, what kind of ads it shows you and why, and compare your real-life relationships with your digital ones. We also explore how personal networks vary across different cultures and social contexts.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Project type: National

Duration: March-November 2025

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Desenredados seeks to study how our personal networks evolve and how we interact with each other. Thanks to citizen science, Carlos III University collects information on how people are connected to each other and models it mathematically. The project also seeks to carry out a comparative analysis of how people are distributed according to different cultural dimensions and how the structures of their personal networks vary. Following the development of the research in other countries, the research team is seeking to expand the sample in Spain to complete the study.

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

Ibercivis will carry out a communication campaign to publicise the project and encourage citizens to participate in the research. The campaign aims to get participants to complete the survey and securely share their social media profile data, such as Facebook and Instagram, with the research team.

OUR ACTIVITIES

Ibercivis’ main activities in the project are:
– Landing page
– Visual identity design
– Brochures, infographics, web banners.
– Informative videos.
– Campaigns.
– Publications.
– Spaces for direct interaction with researchers.
– Face-to-face communication sessions

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ATRIUM: Alternatives for an effective Transition to sustainable, Reusable and recyclable construction products by the Innovative production of User and eco-friendly bio-based Materials

master — Mon, 25 Aug 2025 10:17:43 +0000

ATRIUM

Alternatives for an effective Transition to sustainable, Reusable and recyclable construction products by the Innovative production of User and eco-friendly bio-based Materials

ABOUT THE PROJECT

ATRIUM will also promote public interaction and involvement to bring the EU closer to citizens and local urban and rural areas through communications, local initiatives and various actions.

The construction sector is fundamental to the economy and the environment, accounting for 9% of European GDP and creating more than 18 million jobs.

ATRIUM aims to reduce the environmental impact of this sector by combining natural fibres (such as hemp), bioplastics and mycelium-based biotechnologies to produce intermediate biocomposites that can be integrated into construction products, such as flooring and acoustic panels.

The project promotes the circular economy and bioeconomy by developing efficient technologies and collaborating with key stakeholders to certify and accept these new bioproducts.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Type of project: European

Duration: 42 months

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

– Development of 4 bio-based, recycled and/or natural materials as base materials to scale up the production of 4 intermediate products or bio-composites and validate their performance in 5 consumer-oriented end products.

– Validate innovative processing technologies to be scaled up for the processing of novel bio-composites towards the 4 consumer-oriented applications.

– Develop and validate 5 consumer-oriented end products through the cascading use of biomass feedstocks.

– Demonstrate ATRIUM solutions in 5 value chains and validate them in 3 demo sites, including Vienna, Zaragoza and Israel.

– Develop a set of recommendations for pre-normative and/or regulatory actions related to recyclable/reusable bio-based construction materials, together with the integration of sustainability considerations and criteria by design, including safety and user experience in the 5 construction solutions, which will be integrated into the 3 demo sites.

– Communicate, disseminate and promote the exploitation of ATRIUM results.

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

The Ibercivis Foundation is responsible for organising and coordinating the demo site in Zaragoza with citizens, the arts sector and the private sector to improve development and promote greater acceptance and adoption of new sustainable materials within local and regional value chains. Open manufacturing laboratories in the city of Zaragoza will be used for this purpose.

OUR ACTIVITIES

– Coordination of the implementation of the demo site in Zaragoza.
– Participation in the development of sustainable business models.
– Participation in the definition of social innovation models through multi-stakeholder engagement.
– Participation in the communication and dissemination actions of the project.
– Establishment of synergies with other related European projects.

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RIECS: Towards a pan-european research infrastructure for excellent citizen science

master — Mon, 25 Aug 2025 10:01:29 +0000

RIECS

TOWARDS A PAN-EUROPEAN RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE FOR EXCELLENT CITIZEN SCIENCE

ABOUT THE PROJECT

The project addresses some current issues such as fragmentation, interoperability, efficiency, etc., and lays the foundations for the first comprehensive design of citizen science at the global level.

RIECS-Concept conceptualises the European research infrastructure for citizen science, leveraging both resources provided by citizens (such as mobile phones, computers, etc.) and existing scientific resources (citizen science platforms, data collections, other existing research infrastructures, etc.). This infrastructure will provide cross-cutting services to the research community.

Two key results will be generated:

A conceptual design, including a feasibility study, of the infrastructure;
A strategic plan for the five-year implementation of the new infrastructure.

To achieve this, research will be conducted and work will be carried out with all types of communities globally to gather requirements, co-design solutions and refine the proposed solutions in various scientific topics and domains.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Type of project: European

Duration: 2025 – 2027

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

The RIECS-Concept project has three main objectives:

Collectively create a data and research infrastructure for citizen science. To do this, three key steps will be followed: create an open inventory of technological components; connect this catalogue in a coherent foundational design that links technological and scientific challenges; and formulate a unified conceptual model to integrate data and metadata from different sources. These actions will focus on three specific areas: environmental observations, health, and climate change.
Develop a strategic plan that will lay the groundwork for the successful implementation and operation of the infrastructure. A planning and co-design process will be carried out with key stakeholders, including funders and end users. The result will be a multi-year implementation roadmap with concrete measures and guidelines for decision-makers. In addition, an impact assessment framework will be developed with criteria and indicators to measure the effects of RIECS in different dimensions.
Achieve open governance from the conceptualisation of RIECS. A participatory and inclusive approach will be promoted, involving actors from science, technology, policy and society in the co-design and development processes of the roadmap. Through inclusive dialogue and collaboration, RIECS seeks to respond to user challenges and ensure that its design and governance reflect the needs and perspectives of different stakeholder groups.

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

Ibercivis reports to the funding authority and leads the administrative, financial, and technical management. It also oversees the technological aspects, ensuring the conceptualisation, integration, and operation of the future infrastructure for citizen science.

OUR ACTIVITIES

Ibercivis reports to the funding authority and leads the administrative, financial, and technical management. It also oversees the technological aspects, ensuring the conceptualisation, integration, and operation of the future infrastructure for citizen science.
Ibercivis leads the preliminary design of the catalogue of services, resources and functionalities.
It carries out the technical feasibility and integration study, the result of which is a report on technical viability and scientific excellence. This report establishes a general conceptual design that integrates technological and scientific dimensions, proposing cross-cutting architectural solutions adapted to each end user.
In parallel, Ibercivis is working on the compliance of RIECS data and metadata with the European framework and is contributing to the definition of the framework for sustainability, collaboration and policy support.
In addition, Ibercivis plays an active role in engaging with stakeholders, establishing a key participation model for the co-creation of the roadmap during conceptualisation, thus promoting co-design and open governance.
Among other key responsibilities, Ibercivis leads the creation of the project management manual, the ethics management plan, the data management plan, the quality and risk contingency plan, as well as progress reports. It also coordinates ethics, legal, intellectual property and data management throughout the project and collaborates in the creation, coordination and management of the External Advisory Board.

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Just-SAFE: Justice-Oriented Strategies for Social Adaptive Risk Management (ENG)

master — Mon, 25 Aug 2025 08:55:22 +0000

Just-SAFE

Justice-Oriented Strategies for Social Adaptive Risk Management

ABOUT THE PROJECT

JUST-SAFE aligns with the EU Climate Change Adaptation Mission, adopting a comprehensive and participatory approach for inclusive adaptation.

JUST-SAFE is a European project that seeks to design and implement fair and inclusive strategies to improve climate resilience and advance digital transitions. It focuses on prioritising the most vulnerable and marginalised social groups — such as older people, children, women and girls in all their diversity, and people with disabilities — who are often disproportionately affected by climate change.

The project promotes direct investments by local authorities that generate a positive impact on these communities. It also promotes co-creative digital activities, climate and digital activism, and political commitment to support sustainable innovations in cities, thus avoiding social exclusion.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Type of project: European

Duration: 2025 – 2029

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Design fair and inclusive strategies for climate change adaptation and digital transition.
Prioritise vulnerable groups (the elderly, women, children, people with disabilities).
Promote citizen participation through digital tools and co-creative processes.
Develop and implement innovative solutions in pilot cities and replicate them.
Promote climate and digital literacy through training and educational tools.
Propose financing and sustainability models to scale up solutions.
Assess the social, ecological and health impact of interventions.
Generate policy recommendations and roadmaps for a just transition.

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

The Ibercivis Foundation is leading the work package on training and capacity building in the JUST-SAFE project. Its main role is to develop educational materials, coordinate training activities (including serious games and simulators), and evaluate the impact of these actions on climate and digital literacy, especially among vulnerable groups. It also contributes to the design of citizen participation and co-creation strategies.

OUR ACTIVITIES

– Development of training materials (courses, educational resources, and digital content) tailored to diverse audiences, especially vulnerable ones.
– Creation of simulators and serious games to train in climate change adaptation and encourage active participation.
– Organisation of demonstration exercises and face-to-face and digital training sessions in pilot and replicating regions.
– Evaluation of the impact of training, including pre- and post-activity surveys to measure improvements in climate and digital literacy.
– Support for the co-creation of participatory tools and methodologies, in collaboration with other consortium partners.
– Contribution to citizen participation and co-design strategies (e.g. through the development of surveys, interviews and co-creation events).

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AmIAire: Citizen science and sport in the classroom to monitor air quality and raise awareness of its environmental impact

master — Mon, 05 Aug 2024 09:36:33 +0000

AmIAire

Citizen science and sport in the classroom to monitor air quality and raise awareness of its environmental impact.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

In most European cities, air pollution levels exceed the threshold for protecting human health. Children are particularly sensitive to this reality, so it is important to ensure that their level of exposure is as low as possible.

AmIAire is a citizen science and action research project related to air quality monitoring.

Students will participate in the project with the aim of first-person monitoring of air quality in urban and rural areas. The data collected should be used by scientists and public administrations to improve particulate matter dispersion and deposition models or to create new mobility or urban planning policies.

The students will use a white cardboard paper with a layer of petroleum jelly on which the suspended particles will be stuck for a week in the open air.

The youngest students will observe with their eyes or with the help of magnifying glasses “how dirty” the paper is after seven days of exposure.

The secondary school students will use their mobile phones and software developed by the Faculty of Engineering of the University of DEUSTO to automatically recognise the levels of contamination from images taken with the paper sensors. These images will be geolocated to create a virtual map.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Type of project: National

Duration: School year 2024-2025

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

-Stimulate citizen participation in science and technology.

– Promote changes in attitudes or behaviour in matters related to science and technology.

– To increase the sensitivity of children and adolescents themselves and their knowledge of the environmental impact of our daily actions.

– To create an open database for research teams in the areas of sustainability and sensory science to complement the data collected by fixed atmospheric stations.

– To be able to make better informed decisions by public administrations and councils in terms of mobility and urban and rural environment.

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

Scientific communication and visibility will be the responsibility of the Ibercivis Foundation for the promotion of citizen science. All the information and didactic material produced in the project will be written in easy reading, a method designed to make information accessible to people with reading comprehension difficulties.

OUR ACTIVITIES

– Recruitment and interaction with participants.
– Scientific communication and visibility of the project.
– Visual identity and graphic material.

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Servet: Near Space Exploration

master — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 08:59:12 +0000

SERVET

Near Space Exploration

ABOUT THE PROJECT

The experiments are designed and built by the citizens, who take the initiative in setting and creating their own scientific challenge.

Servet is a scientific-divulgative project in which experiments are carried out close to space, launched by means of balloon probes into the stratosphere. During the course of this project, citizens and secondary schools propose their own experiment.

Servet, with several editions each year, is a project of the Scientific, Technological and Innovation Culture modality of the call for grants for the Promotion of Scientific, Technological and Innovation Culture FECYT. In coordination with the I3A of the University of Zaragoza.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Project Type: National

Duration: 2023 – 2024

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Through the Servet project, participants carry out all the phases of a real stratospheric project, from the choice of the mission objectives to the design of the probe, the integration of components, the testing of the system, the preparation of the launch and the analysis of the data obtained. Throughout this process, the students:
– Learns in a practical way
– Apply knowledge to propose and develop innovative solutions to the challenges they are faced with
– Becomes familiar with research methodology, which is commonly used in real-life scientific and technical professions.
– Acquires and/or reinforces elementary knowledge of technology, physics, chemistry and programming
– Reinforces their social skills, realising the importance of coordination and teamwork.
– Strengthens their communicative skills
– Encourages their self-critical spirit, creativity and motivation to learn.

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

Servet is co-funded by FECYT and collaborates with the Aragon Institute for Engineering Research (I3A-Unizar) and Zaragoza City Council through etopia_ art and technology centre.

Ibercivis’ role is to provide assistance to the educational centres for the development of their experiments, as well as to design and disseminate the project in social networks and other media.

OUR ACTIVITIES

Accompany the researcher in the coordination of the project, communication, tutoring and monitoring of teams and transversal activities.

Organising launch days, requesting project updates, arranging space reservations and permits, arranging the location of the launch, contacting suppliers of materials and services.

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Socio-bee: Wearables and droneS fOr CIty Socio-Environmental Observations and BEhavioral ChangE

master — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 08:53:15 +0000

SOCIO-BEE

Wearables and droneS fOr CIty Socio-Environmental Observations and BEhavioral ChangE

ABOUT THE PROJECT

The project uses the metaphor of the bee hive to define citizen roles in each of these communities. In each hive, citizen science campaigns will be conducted to measure air quality, and data co-creation, visualisation and dissemination activities will be carried out to disseminate the results and influence environmental policy decisions.

SOCIO-BEE is a European citizen science and technology project that aims to enable citizens across the continent to monitor the air quality of their environment with low-cost devices, while offering them tools and support for the assembly of aware and active citizen communities that can influence local environmental and mobility policies, thanks to the measurements and data obtained by this technology.

SOCIO-BEE has a consortium of around fifteen European institutions, including universities, research institutes, technology developers, private companies and non-profit institutions. On the one hand, this consortium is developing the technology that will be used to measure air quality in an easy and open way. On the other hand, it provides citizen communities with tools to assemble, grow and establish themselves as their own entities that elaborate, execute and disseminate the results of the citizen science campaigns they carry out.

Three European cities are testing and piloting the SOCIO-BEE developments: Zaragoza (Spain), where children and teenagers are targeted; Maorussi (Greece), where the inhabitants’ journeys are used for air quality measurements; and Ancona (Italy), where their elders will join together to carry out citizen science campaigns.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Project Type: European

Duration: 2021 – 2024

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

The SOCIO-BEE project aims to design, implement and validate technologies for fixed and portable devices that citizens can use to make air quality observations and with the support of local decision-makers and action groups to bridge science, technology and society.

SOCIO-BEE will develop and implement a co-creation approach with a citizen science perspective. Citizens can be involved in choosing campaigns customised to their context and needs, each of which will include tools to deliver participatory programmes and campaigns that influence decision-making to reduce pollution levels in cities and build trust among stakeholders.

SOCIO-BEE aims to conduct co-created experiments that are sustainable, accessible and replicable/shareable using citizen science, which will be tested in three pilot sites and with different populations: children, young adults, older adults and senior citizens.

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

The Ibercivis Foundation is part of the SOCIO-BEE project consortium, actively participating in the co-design process of the project narrative, as well as the engagement strategies to be implemented in the pilot projects: Spain (Zaragoza), Italy (Ancona) and Greece (Marousi).

In addition, it will deploy together with the Zaragoza City Council and the Zaragoza City of Knowledge Foundation the pilot activities in the city of Zaragoza, where the citizen science methodology for measuring air quality through the wearable devices that the project has designed will be tested.

The foundation will participate in the communication and dissemination activities of the project results, graphic design, hosting and web development.

OUR ACTIVITIES

Citizen laboratories, co-creation sessions, workshops, design of educational activities for the assembly of the participating communities (SOCIO-BEE hives).

Communication and engagement activities for the dissemination of the project and its activities.

Co-design of citizen science campaigns

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Greengage: Engaging citizens mobilizing technology delivering Green Deal

master — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 08:44:02 +0000

GREENGAGE

Engaging citizens mobilizing technology delivering Green Deal

ABOUT THE PROJECT

GREENGAGE raises public awareness by showing environmental challenges (climate change, poor air quality, healthy living) through the ‘as is’ state of the urban environment, highlighting information and other gaps in reliable data held by public administrations.

The Greengage project is a citizen science project that seeks to promote the green and digital transformation towards carbon neutral cities. To achieve this, it integrates two dimensions.

Firstly, it seeks to improve the intelligence applied to the decision-making process and governance of cities through the participation of citizen observations integrated with existing technologies such as Copernicus, GEOSS, in-situ, among others; integrated through innovative governance models.

Secondly, Greengage takes advantage of social and cultural opportunities to promote the active participation of citizens through Citizen Observatories in the collection and use of data for decision making according to the ‘Smart Urban Governance’ model.

The project is framed in 5 pilots developed in different regions of Europe. The pilots that make up Greengage are: Bristol, Turano, Nord-Barabant, Copenhagen and Gerace.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Project Type: European

Duration: 3 years

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Increase public awareness, interest and engagement in urban environmental issues.

Provide scientifically robust and rigorous methods for understanding environmental data.

Promote and ensure higher rates of uptake and implementation of citizen-generated data in policy and decision making in the environmental domain towards citizen-centred urban governance, through validation and demonstration of its added value through GREENGAGE Citizen Observatories and pilots.

Promote the co-creation of data solutions for the urban environment to facilitate environmental observation and validation through the GREENGAGE pilots.

Establish synergies between partners, networks of citizen observatories and initiatives, and environmental agencies, to exchange best practices, ensure transferability, adoption and replication of successful Citizen Observatory experiences in different contexts across Europe and with different groups to ensure sufficient social representation.

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

– Elaboration of methodologies for the establishment of citizen observatories, combining top-down and bottom-up approaches, and ensuring meaningful citizen participation at all stages of the process, from the very beginning of the creation of the observatories.

– Creation of resources to ensure citizen engagement and participation throughout the entire project

– Communicating and disseminating project milestones and results

– Establishment of an international community of citizen observatories

– Actions to maximise impact

OUR ACTIVITIES

-Citizen observatories with citizen participation

-Resources for the maintenance of the project

-Communication activities and the creation of an international community of citizen observatories

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Aulacheck: Make news, dismantle a fake

master — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 08:35:39 +0000

AULACHECK

Make news, dismantle a fake

ABOUT THE PROJECT

Students work in a practical way: they write news about scientific topics that interest them, interview scientists and share this content on social networks.

AulaCheck is a media literacy and critical thinking project to learn how to communicate science and distinguish between quality and reliable information and those that are not (fake news).

Students collaboratively create an online newspaper with news and dismantling science fakes. The project has already reached 30 secondary schools (3rd, 4th ESO and 1st Baccalaureate) across the country with the participation of hundreds of students. In an environment of much misinformation, especially on social networks, the project brings concepts such as sources or methodologies to the classroom.

It has the collaboration of FECYT, the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology.

PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS

Project Type: National

Duration: 2023-2024

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

– Providing tools for teachers and young people to combat misinformation in science

– Promoting teamwork and critical thinking

– To increase the scientific culture of young people

– Encourage STEAM vocations

– Bringing research closer to the classrooms

IBERCIVIS’ ROLE

Ibercivis is responsible for organising and planning all phases of the project. From the selection of schools to the final event with the participation of science journalists. The Ibercivis team carries out training workshops for teachers with the help of the news verification agency Verificat. As a novelty in AulaCheck+, the educational impact of the project will be measured in collaboration with the University of Zaragoza.

OUR ACTIVITIES

– Design of the corporate image of the project
– Maintenance and management of the website aulacheck.ibercivis.es
– Elaboration of didactic materials to work in the classroom: good practice guides, infographics, workshops…
– Project communication
– We offer continuous feedback and advice to teachers
– Organisation of the final event

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Life-Nitrazens: Citizen Science for Nitrate Monitoring

LIFE-NITRAZENS

Citizen Science for Nitrate Monitoring

Desenredados: Your data belongs to you and you can donate it to research

DESENREDADOS

Your data belongs to you and you can donate it to research

ATRIUM: Alternatives for an effective Transition to sustainable, Reusable and recyclable construction products by the Innovative production of User and eco-friendly bio-based Materials

ATRIUM

Alternatives for an effective Transition to sustainable, Reusable and recyclable construction products by the Innovative production of User and eco-friendly bio-based Materials

RIECS: Towards a pan-european research infrastructure for excellent citizen science ​

RIECS

TOWARDS A PAN-EUROPEAN RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE FOR EXCELLENT CITIZEN SCIENCE

Just-SAFE: Justice-Oriented Strategies for Social Adaptive Risk Management (ENG)

Just-SAFE

Justice-Oriented Strategies for Social Adaptive Risk Management

AmIAire: Citizen science and sport in the classroom to monitor air quality and raise awareness of its environmental impact

AmIAire

Citizen science and sport in the classroom to monitor air quality and raise awareness of its environmental impact.

Servet: Near Space Exploration

SERVET

Near Space Exploration

Socio-bee: Wearables and droneS fOr CIty Socio-Environmental Observations and BEhavioral ChangE

SOCIO-BEE

Wearables and droneS fOr CIty Socio-Environmental Observations and BEhavioral ChangE

Greengage: Engaging citizens mobilizing technology delivering Green Deal

GREENGAGE

Engaging citizens mobilizing technology delivering Green Deal

Aulacheck: Make news, dismantle a fake

AULACHECK

Make news, dismantle a fake

RIECS: Towards a pan-european research infrastructure for excellent citizen science