Events

2021 European Researchers’ Night

Live & Online

How can Science contribute to the knowledge about the causes and effects of climate change and to climate neutrality by 2050?

The European Researchers’ Night is an initiative funded by the European Commission, through Marie Curie Actions, aiming to celebrate Science and reduce the gap between researchers and citizens. The European Researchers’ Night translates into a series of activities happening throughout the year culminating in a night of celebration of Science, taking place in several European cities.

How can Science contribute to the knowledge about the causes and effects of climate change and to climate neutrality by 2050?

The European Researchers’ Night 2021 (ERN2021) will take place on 24th September across Europe. The consortium’s activities, such as lectures, workshops, among others, under the theme “Climate Science“, will take place from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m., in a hybrid format, i.e., with reduced face-to-face activities and a parallel programme fully online.

Técnico will participate in the activities organised by the consortium partners, lead by Universidade de Lisboa, through MUHNAC (Museum of Natural History and Science), under the SCICLI (Science for Climate) project.

Técnico will participate in the following activities:

  • “Understanding the risks is key to preparedness.” | Game, Apps and Challenges
    Organised by: Instituto Superior Técnico /CERIS and INESC-ID
    Thematic area: Architecture, Art and Design, Natural and Environmental Sciences, Technology
  • “Five minutes chat with Science” | Talks & Controversies, LIVE BROADCAST
    Organised by: Center for Nuclear Sciences and Technologies – Instituto Superior Técnico
    Thematic area: Health Sciences, Natural and Environmental Sciences, Physics / Chemistry
  • “Analytical history of waters mixed with oil and dyed black with galls” | Experiments, LIVE BROADCAST, Video presentations
    Organised by: Instituto Superior Técnico | Universidade de Lisboa
    Thematic area: Health Sciences, Natural and Environmental Sciences, Physics / Chemistry
  • “Did you know that particle physics studies the limit of the infinitely small, using cutting-edge technology that can also be used in everyday life and help make our world more sustainable?” | Virtual visits to LHC experiments
    Organised by: Laboratory of Instrumentation and Experimental Particle Physics (LIP)
     

    Thematic area: Physics / Chemistry, Technology

  • “Do you know how satellites help to know how the weather’s like?”  | Quizzes
    Organised by: INESC-ID
    Thematic area: Technology.

 NEI2021 online programme  

The ERN 2021 Schools Open Day (virtual) will take place on 21st September. Attendance is free. Registration is required.

Target-group: Basic education students (from 1st cycle to 3rd cycle) and Secondary school students.

More information.