In Austria, as well as in many other parts of the world, we are currently experiencing what is probably the driest summer since measurements began. An unusually high number of hot days, forest fires, ...

Trees are essential living beings of our cities and communities. They provide shade, improve air quality, increase biodiversity, and contribute significantly to a higher quality of life. In collaborat...

This year's InsectAI COST Action annual meeting took place at the Science and Technology Park in Niš, Serbia, on 22nd-25th April. The conference opened with a very warm welcome from the conference org...

On the SPOTTERON Citizen Science App Platform, several initiatives are related to Citizen Science projects tackling problems related to marine and freshwater environments. As part of this blog, variou...

The [pane] app can be used to examine the soil of farmland, grassland, or gardens. It compares different plots, crops, or farming methods to see how they affect soil health. The app records important ...

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Imagine that all the little things you observe on a daily basis - your daily commute to work, the trees in your street, or the way rain collects on the road - could contribute to bettering your neighb...

Multi-language capabilities have been extended on the SPOTTERON Citizen Science App Platform. From multiple translations of Project Apps, the platform also supports direct multi-language communication...

A few months ago, we at SPOTTERON created beside the COSEA Citizen Science App a new Project Design for TRANSEATION, a marine science project funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe prog...

On the SPOTTERON Platform, project teams and researchers can reach out to all participants via an integrated communication tool, called Project Messages. The tool enables projects to disseminate news ...

Open Science Festival 2025

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Hidden but vulnerable marine treasure discovered in collaboration between the Marine Biological Association, Silverback Films and Open Planet Studios.

Forschende des Sparkling-Science-Projekts "PLASTIC.ALPS" begleiteten Jugendliche bei Filmaufnahmen am Hintertuxer Gletscher.