Citizen Science in Cultural Heritage: practices and digital technologies

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On Monday, May 29 2023, the National Technical University of Athens, partner of the CitizenHeritage project, organises the workshop entitled Citizen Science in Cultural Heritage: practices and digital technologies.

CitizenHeritage is a European project funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the EU, which collaborates with the UNCHARTED project.

The workshop of 29th June is the 4th and final multiplier event organised by the CitizenHeritage project, which follows the previews workshops in Pisa, Rotterdam and Leuven. Thanks to the collaboration between the projects, UNCHARTED attended and participated in all these events with presentations, posters and distribution of leaflets.

This time, Antonella Fresa, Network & Communication Manager of the UNCHARTED project and Vice-President of Photoconsortium Association, will present the Data Space for Cultural Heritage, the initiative of European Commission aiming to accelerate the digital transformation of Europe’s cultural sector. Photoconsortium is partner of the CitizenHeritage project and of the Data Space for Cultural Heritage initiative.

The workshop is a hybrid event that will take place physically at the Library of the National Technical University of Athens and accessible online.

Agenda and registration are available here.

 

 

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