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We are very happy to welcome a new project on Österreich forscht! With C.S.I. PhänoBiota the first citizen science project from the Natur- und Geopark Steierische Eisenwurzen is joining the platform. Have a look at the project's website and discover this new project from Styria.
How can beef and milk consumption be made more sustainable? This is the question that the new citizen science project COwLEARNING at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna is exploring, and it relies on the strong participation of a wide range of stakeholders. From farmers to consumers: https://www.citizen-science.at/en/projects/cowlearning-875
In last week's show of our monthly podcast, project coordinator Julia Lanner answered all our questions concering the Sculptured Resin Bee in Austria. If you want to know more about this spectacular new bee species in Austria tune in!
For all pub quiz enthusiasts we have a special highlight on the 14th of September: the Austrian Citizen Science pub quiz "Pub forscht" will take place on 14th of September on site in a pub as a pre-event to the European Researchers' Night for the first time since the pandemic! But beware: participation is limited, so check out the event page and register quickly!
Benefits of listing a new project on Österreich forscht
Written byDaniel DörlerWhat are the benefits for a project if it is listed on Österreich forscht? This is a question we get asked again and again, and we now have answered it in detail in the section Listing a new project. Take a look, it's worth it!
Once again we welcome a new partner to the Citizen Science Network Austria: the Austrian National Library is our newest member. We are very much looking forward to future cooperation!
Listen to the new podcast episode of "Wissen macht Leute": A report from the Austrian Citizen Science Conference in Dornbirn.
We are very pleased to welcome the Medical University of Innsbruck as a partner in the Citizen Science Network Austria.
European Researchers' Night 2022: Save the date!
Written byDaniel DörlerOn 30 September, the European Researchers' Night (ERN) will take place as every year. Citizen science will again play an important role. So mark this day in your calendar and be part of it!
Did you listen to our new podcast episode live on Radio Orange 94.0 yesterday? If not, you can of course catch up now on the blog or on Spotify. Listen to Thomas Krennert from the wettermelden.at project and learn how you can support weather research.
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