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New blog
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May 08, 2017
Dear All,
in few weeks we are going to roll-out an initiative to publish our own
original content in a weekly blog. The content will be both written by
our contractors or by our members; later on, once we acquire
credibility, we will invite external people to contribute.
I would like you to help identifying topics of interest for the
community you represent (just as examples: the divide between eastern
and western European countries, the relationship between SMEs and
research, humanities and technology, the importance of early STEM
education, etc.).
In addition, I would really appreciate if you could let me know of
members of your groups who would contribute with interesting posts.
Consider that we aim at relatively short blogs (600 to 1200 words); it
will take 10 minutes of your time to write one post, and it will be
highly appreciated.
I would really appreciate to receive your feedback by next Monday 14th May.
best wishes,
marco
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Marco Masia, PhD
Vice Chair
Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA)
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Feb 08, 2022
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