Debates about the “Social Contract” for Science in London, Oxford and Cambridge

Last 4th February, the roundtable “Science Policy in the 20th Century in Spain, Italy and Argentina” was held in London to celebrate the launch of the book entitled “Science Policies and Twentieth Century Dictatorships”, published by Ashgate, that has been recently acquired by the Taylor & Francis Group.

Maths and History in the “Science in the Classroom” programme in London

On the 8th February 2016, Mathematician Francisco A. González Redondo and Lecturer of History of Science in the Universidad Complutense de Madrid visited 14-18 years-old students in the Spanish School Vicente Cañada Blanch.

Bioengineering in the 2nd session of “Science in the Classroom” in London

Last 25th January 2016, the bioengineer Ana Mercedes Campos Marín of the University of Sheffield visited 14-18 years-old students in the Spanish School Vicente Cañada Blanch in London, as part of the second session of “Science in the Classroom”.

FECYT launches its programme “Science in the Classroom”: Scientists and Engineers will visit the Spanish School Vicente Cañada Blanch in London

Last 14th December 2015, the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT) and the Office for Cultural and Scientific Affairs of the Spanish Embassy in London, launched their programme “Science in the Classroom”, by which a scientist or an engineer per month will visit 14-18 years-old students in the Spanish School Vicente Cañada Blanch in London.

FECYT supports first meeting on robotics between communities of Spanish scientists in Denmark and Germany

Last March 11th, the University of Copenhagen (ITU) hosted the meeting 'Meet the scientist', organized by the Society of Spanish Scientists in Denmark (CED-SFD).

FECYT issues the “High level policy recommendations to foster researcher career development in Europe”

FECYT has coordinated the elaboration of the “High level policy recommendations to foster researcher career development in Europe” with the contribution of experts.

FECYT supports Spanish scientists in Denmark and the internationalization of science

On February 27th, the Society of Spanish Scientists in Denmark (CED_SFD) organized in Aarhus, with the support of the Embassy of Spain in Copenhage

FECYT co-organizes in Madrid two training workshops in support of researcher professional development.

Research in the 21st century has changed radically and there is a pushing need for researchers to incorporate skills into their training skills that go beyond the traditional scientific knowledge

Ambassadors for Science

This new scheme 'Ambassadors for Science' aims to bring together scientists and diplomats in order to get both professionals from two different worlds closer and to allow them to experience each other’s world.

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