01Chair’s Letter - MCAA Magazine March 2022
MCAA
Let me start by wishing you a happy 2022 filled with joy, safety and inspiring ideas.
READ MORELet me start by wishing you a happy 2022 filled with joy, safety and inspiring ideas.
READ MOREEuropean technological grants are specifically designed for consortia that aim to develop new technologies essentially from scratch.
READ MOREMCAA has made its voice heard on the role of stakeholders in the new European Research Area (ERA).
READ MOREOne out of six people in the European Union is aged between 15 and 29, according to data published by Eurostat on 5 January. This makes the 2022 European Year of Youth (EYY2022) ever more important.
READ MOREExamining the effectiveness of different approaches in creating better communication across cultures in various school settings is what the EU-funded INCLUDed project is studying.
READ MOREParents and academics have long sought to discover which teaching style is best for happy, well-educated, inspired students.
READ MOREMarie Skłodowska-Curie recalls how since her childhood she had a “strong taste for poetry
READ MOREInspiring youth to join the creative sector, the EU-funded YouthInMuseums project explores the rise of youth programmes in art museums.
READ MOREThe pandemic has made digital transformation a key priority worldwide and across all types of sectors.
READ MOREAs Europe sets sail on its Digital Decade, the changing industrial landscape is continuously shift-shaping with the addition of new digital and tech innovations.
READ MOREMostafa Moonir Shawrav has been the chair of MCAA since 2020 and was vice-chair for the previous 2 years.
READ MOREAs one of MCAA’s two vice-chairs, Fernanda Bajanca highlights the variety of the work and the unwavering drive to learn and grow.
READ MOREI had the opportunity to explore and learn many new skills.
READ MOREEsther Hegel’s MCAA journey has been “demanding, productive and digital.
READ MOREAs the outgoing Secretary of the MCAA Board, Marina Rantanen highlights the benefits of an overall strategy and commitment.
READ MOREOne of the challenges in realising the digital transformation of society is to ensure all those from different disciplines have the appropriate design know-how to create what is needed for a responsible, sustainable, and inclusive future.
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