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On the 26th of March, RELATE project participates in the EUSEW initiative
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The Marmara Research Centre hosts the workshop ENERGY RESEARCH GOES MAINSTREAM: when science journalists meet energy researchers |
In this special workshop, energy researchers, journalists and project coordinators will present what they have learned after their week in the labs. It will be an occasion to share views on how to improve the transfer of information between researchers and journalists and in particular with energy researchers. 10 journalists will be hosted by the Marmara Research Centre during the entire week, ithin the framework of RELATE project and 5 of them will be staying in the Energy lab.
The workshop will take place on the last day of the training week when the journalists will have concluded their training and will be ready to take part in the discussion with the researchers other local journalists and participants. In addition, the workshop will be a chance for researchers and for the media attending to discuss how to set up new frameworks for cooperation, with the aim of better connecting relevant EU research to the mainstream and specialised media.
Download here the poster of the RELATE event
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On the 21st of February 2010, Viktorija Rinkevičiūtė, from Lithuania, published her article on DELFI.lt, the major online news site in Lithuania!
RELATE partners congratulates her and hope that this is an encouraging news for all the other participants as well!
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Selection of the 2nd round candidates completed
33 young journalists selected to take part in the 2nd round of trainings in EU labs.
This is the list of selected candidates. Congratulations to all of them!
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Abdulsamet Günek, from Turkey, has published his article on SUNDAY’s ZAMAT. He is the first student having succeded to publish an article on a national website! The news was posted on the 13th of December 2009.
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SELECTION OF THE 1st ROUND CANDIDATES
The following is the list of journalists who successfully participated in the first training session :
ANKARA
- Clara Attene (Italy)
- Jan Dabkowski (Poland)
- Monica Mejia-Chang (Spain/Panama)
- Miguel Álvarez Peralta (Spain)
- Viktorija Rinkevičiūtė (Lithuania)
ROME
- Sophie Stigler (Germany)
- Christoph Zotter (Austria)
- Ezgi Capa (Turkey)
- Abdulsamet Gunek (Turkey)
- Rupa Jayant Chandarana (UK)
- Efthymia Mourgela (Greece)
- Netta Ahituv (Israel)
LAUSANNE
- Zsófia Lénárt (Hungary)
- Zara Barlas (UK)
- Paulina Pielichata (Poland)
- Seema Jilani (UK/USA)
- Julia-Anna Photopoulos (Greece)
Congratulations to all of them!
For information about the articles and media materials produced by them, click on the left buttons to the specific sections.
To find out more about single journalists go in the “STUDENTS” area under “Participants”







