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Scientific communication strategies for PhD students at the University Jaume I of Castellón (Spain)
During May 20th and 21st, the Ibercivis team, partenr of DILAN, offered training aimed at doctoral students and research teaching staff at Jaume I University ...
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Upcoming events 2025
We are in Year 3 of the DILAN project, and this means we are organising plenty of dissemination events. At the moment, there are two ...
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DILAN features “Doctoralia Ovidiana Newsletter”
The latest number of Doctoralia Ovidiana (no 21 / March 2025), the newsletter about the activity of the doctoral schools and students from Ovidius University ...
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WP4 official launch
DILAN Work package 4, which is responsible for coordinating the piloting and implementation of EU scientists’ training on online science communication in year 3 of ...
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New DILAN presentation at Bordeaux University
Our colleagues Alexandra Reynolds and Susan Birch-Becaas presented DILAN to a French audience on 10th February. As part of the online seminar “International Projects” organised ...
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DILAN’s outreach at the Bucharest University of Economic Studies
DILAN continues its dissemination in Romania. Doctoral student Dana Lupu participated in a Roundtable about “Digital literacies for Scientists” Dana Lupu, under the guidance of ...
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DILAN’s 2nd transnational meeting at Oslo
In November we had our second transnational meeting at OsloMet, NORWAY, to discuss WP3, WP5 and to start the work on WP4. From Monday to ...
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DILAN so far: methods, frameworks, and outcomes
Approaching the end of Year 2 we have reflected on the theoretically informed decisions and methodologies that set the foundations of the resources and training ...
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Digital science communication practices and public engagement
To address one of DILAN’s additional priorities, to develop the STEM/STEAM higher education, and particular women participation in STEM, our colleagues Carmen Perez-Llantada and Rosana ...
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