city2science – Science Communication and Strategy Consulting
city2science GmbH is a German company for science communication and strategy consulting. The SME encourages strategic alliances between cities and research institutions and develops innovative formats of science communication and public engagement. city2science supports partners from science and economy, politics and society through comprehensive coordination and management services as well as in the development of national and international funding proposals. city2science is a recognized partner for strategic public engagement at a national and international level. Since September 2016, the CEO is the Executive Director of the European Science Engagement Association (EUSEA). The partners of city2science GmbH include national and international universities and municipalities, regional associations and companies as well as European organizations of science communication. Learn more
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Excited about our article, published in pnd-magazine by RWTH Aachen University!
We are happy about the publication of our article “Co-Creating the Future: The Power of Social Makerthons in Urban Innovation Ecosystems” in the pnd-rethinking planning-magazine of RWTH Aachen University. It [...]
Training Public Engagement, Open Innovation and Transfer, HHU Düsseldorf
University of the Future The interactive english speaking online training from 3-4 November 2021 was composed of an interdisciplinary group of phd-students and postdocs of Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf. Starting [...]
Public Engagement Training within the “PIER Partnership” – DESY and Universität Hamburg
What is public engagement and what role does it play for successful research proposals today? We worked on these topics together with early career researchers from DESY and Hamburg University [...]
Online-Training with young researchers from TU Dortmund
The start of this years' winter semester in Germany for us means a marathon of Public Engagement Trainings - starting with an Online-Training with young researchers of TU Dortmund. 1-Minute-Pitch: „What [...]