European Science Teaching Award
The Winners of the European Science Teaching Award at SOS1 and SOS2
The European Science Teaching Awards is presented to the most outstanding projects presented during the Science on Stage festival, in recognition of teaching excellence, inspiration and motivation of young people. They provide a financial stimulus for making outstanding methods and materials available to other European science educators. They are also intended to serve as a much-needed boost to the prestige of teachers in general.
The prize winners of the Science on Stage 2 festival in Grenoble are:
1st prize (4000€)
Finn Skaarup JENSEN (Denmark) : Robots in Real Life
2nd prize (3000€)
Mario MITOV (Bulgaria) : Demonstration Model of an Eco-Energy System
3rd prize(2000€)
Ida REGL (Austria) : Sunny Side Up
4th prize (1000€)
Zoltan KÖLLÖ (Hungary) : You CAN do it !
CERN prize
Patrick PACELLA (Luxemburg) : Chemistry Teaching in Luxemburg
EFDA prize
Nils Bernt ANDERSEN (Norway) : Juicy Greens, a Pupils Enterprise
EMBL prize
Panayiota NEOPHYTHOU (Cyprus) : Cell, the Building Block of Life
ESA prize
Vincent DEVAUX, Jean-Paul CHAMOZZI & Michel MERLANGE (France) : Bubble Machines
ESO prize
Claudia BEZZINA & Charmaine Grima (Malta) : Simple Experiments
ESRF prize
Angela KOEHLER & Felix SCHECHTER (Germany) : Chemistry under the Pyramids
ILL prize
Gianluca FARUSI (Italy) : Looking for Antioxidant Food
EPS prize
Per KORNHALL (Sweden) : Teach Science in a Different Way
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Closing Ceremony
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The prize winners of the Science on Stage 1 festival in Geneva are:
1st prize (4000€)
Catherine Garcia-Maisonnier (France) - Building a Weather Balloon at School
2nd prize (3000€)
Wim Peeters (Belgium) - Physics is cool! The Box of Experiments
3rd prize (2000€)
Jerzy Jarosz & Aneta Szczygielska (Poland) - The Cardiovascular System
4th Prize (1000€)
Tobias Kirschbaum & Ulrich Janzen (Germany) - Tracing Earthquakes (Chinese Seismograph)
CERN prize
Maria Joao Carvalho & Maria das Mercês Matos (Portugal) - Lichen and Water Quality
EFDA prize
Eilish McLoughlin et al.(Ireland) - Teaching Science as a Process
EMBL prize
Evanthia Papanikolau (Greece) - DNA Helix
ESA prize
Agota Lang (Hungary) - Neurode (or Garfield the Lazy Cat)
ESRF prize
Gianluca Farusi (Italy) - Humanism and Science
ESO prize
Mandy Curtis (United Kingdom) - The Einstein Year Library Project
ILL prize
Nanna Kristensen (Denmark) - Jewellery is chemistry
Last update: 17 July 2007
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Images Award Winners SOS2
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More information
| | • | Science on Stage main website (http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Science_on_Stage/index.html) | | | • | Science on Stage 2 festival website (http://www.ill.fr/scienceonstage2007) | | | • | EIROforum (http://www.eiroforum.org/) | | | • | Science in School (http://www.scienceinschool.org) | |
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