As this is a project that aims at immersive learning, the biannual network-wide event took place this year online, using an innovative tool where the avatars of the team members could meet in the same venue and do what COVID-19 had prevented them to… Acknowledgements This project has received funding from the European Union’s EU …
CHARMING researcher Chioma Udeozor, won the best poster award for her poster presented at the 15th European Conference on Games Based Learning (ECGBL). The conference was hosted by the University of Brighton, UK in September 2020 brought together experts and researchers in virtual reality, augmented reality and game-based learning from various academic disciplines. During the …
CHARMING researcher, Sofia Garcia Fracaro, has won the poster prize at the 10th ProcessNet Anual Meeting for her work titled “Preliminary feasibility study of Virtual Reality application for training of chemical operator apprentices”. Following guidelines of the “Create scientific posters with impact“ session of the Summer School: Let’s talk science, and the Mike Morrison #betterposter …
“Future’s Brightest Scientists” is a chemistry themed Escape Room designed to instill in children the spirit of a scientist. Find out about the event and our motivation to develop it.
Behind the hype of virtual reality, there are few interesting facts that we should embrace about it..
Sustainability and sustainable development are two very commonly used terms nowadays, up to a point that they have become somewhat of a buzzword. But what does it actually mean when something is sustainable, and what is sustainable development exactly?
Researchers within the ISOMER project are currently investigating if the use of small channels can answer the need for a process technology that can efficiently handle ionic liquids in critical metal recycling processes.
Summer Schools tend to be interdisciplinary courses, which mean that you will meet people who work in the same area as you, and you can also work with people from different backgrounds.
Cement is the most used building material in Earth. Its production and consumption are very well stablished across the countries. Can you think of a reason to change that? Find out in this ETN SULTAN Blog.
How do you prepare a visually engaging graphic? Where can we get those catchy images? Which aspects should a researcher improve concerning his images? All the quick and useful guides, succintly written in the article 🙂
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