Current research projects
As part of the 1st “Sparkling Science 2.0” call, 34 citizen science projects have been funded with a total of 11.5 million euros since fall 2022. The 27 funded projects in the 2nd call will start in the 2024/25 school year.
The funded projects cover various scientific disciplines and are thematically diverse: from contemporary history and migration research to ecology and microbiology to climate change education and sustainability research.
61 projects found
1. invitation to tender
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© Johannes Rüdisser
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© LIDAL/ Sally Baumann
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© Simon Haigermoser
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© Georg Traska
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© Thomas Suchanek
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© Klemens Weisleitner
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© shutterstock.com/TAMIA STUDIO
Application of Citizen Science in Schools to boost the Circular Economy in the Electronics Industry -
© Alexander Golser/Don Bosco Schulen Vöcklabruck
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© Pixabay/Pete Linforth
Relevance of Mathematics Education from the Perspective of Students -
© Unsplash/Sven Brandsma
Multilingualism in the pedagogical professionalization for preschool -
© Philipp Kornfeind
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© J. Schöner
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© Andreas Traweger
The essential role of the matricellular protein SPARC in tendon disease and healing -
© Technisches Museum Wien
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© iStock/LeManna
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© Sandner und Peterlini
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© Universität Salzburg
Promotion of child and youth-friendly urban landscapes through participatory research on urban green -
© Elissa Pustka
High school students explore the (in)visible multilingualism of the Viennese ‚Linguistic Landscape‘ -
© Philipp Spitzer
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© Christina Rittmannsperger/NHM