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Partners

Four partners, three countries, one mission.

Space scientists provide the content, teacher trainers and education researchers turn it into lessons, and a science museum makes it visual. Three of the partners worked together before on the Erasmus+ project Future Space.

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    Space Research Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences (CBK PAN)

    Warsaw, Poland

    An interdisciplinary research institute founded in 1976 that has taken part in more than 70 space missions, including Rosetta, Cassini-Huygens, ExoMars, BepiColombo and Solar Orbiter. It coordinates the project, writes the scientific content on mission planning, orbital mechanics and navigation, and checks all materials for scientific accuracy.

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    Masovian Voivodeship Centre for Computer Education and Applications in Warsaw (OEIiZK)

    Warsaw, Poland

    A public teacher-training centre, founded in 1991, that trains about 6,000 teachers a year in using digital technology in teaching. It leads WP2, writes the lesson scenarios and the teacher guide, links the materials to the curriculum, and runs training and seminars in Poland.

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    NOESIS - Science Centre and Technology Museum of Thessaloniki

    Thermi, Thessaloniki, Greece

    A non-profit science centre with a digital planetarium, a 3D Cosmotheater and more than 140,000 visitors a year. It creates the 2D/3D graphics and animations, co-develops lesson scenarios, and runs training and school pilots in northern Greece.

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    University of Cyprus (UCY) - ReSciTEG

    Nicosia, Cyprus

    The Research in Science and Technology Education Group trains science teachers before and during their careers and leads science and STEAM curriculum reform in Cyprus. It runs the e-learning platform and quality assurance, leads the evaluation reports and the scientific publication, and runs training and pilots in Cyprus.

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