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The 2014 Citizen Cyberscience Summit - February 20th - 22nd

Talks & Panels1. CitizenGrid: a platform for volunteer computing projects being developed by Imperial College.

2. Scientific Discovery Games: a platform for creating games for scientific discovery being developed by University Paris Descartes.

3. Platform for Collaborative Problem Solving: a platform for collaborative problem solving being developed by University College London.

Workshops1. A particle physics game based on the Test4Theory project being developed by CERN.

2. A collaborative disaster mapping project being developed by UNITAR. 3. Hands-on Crowdsourcing in Synthetic Biology being developed by the University of Paris Descartes. 4. Community Learning through Extreme Citizen Science being developed by University College London.

Hack Day & ThinkCamp1. Creativity Incubator: a community-based project incubator for Citizen Science being developed by University Paris Descartes 2. Device-independent Environment for Data Acquisition and Understanding: an html5- based stack of tools for mobile data collection & analysis being developed by Imperial College London

3. Tools for Monitoring Community Learning, being developed by the University of Geneva.

The 3rd CCS Summit is being held at the Royal Geographic Society and University College London

Thursday 20th Friday 21st Saturday 22nd

The Royal Geographic Society London

University College London University College London

Gold Sponsor £7k

PLUS • Set a branded Hackday

challenge to be communicated with attendees before the event

PLUS • Sponsored physical space

such as a ʻLoungeʼ or ʻCode Clinicʼ

• Exclusive branding of two of the workshop sessions

• Integration of sponsor product with conference feature (upon approval)

• 5 additional reserved Friday evening passes for guests

Silver £5k

PLUS • Longer company

description on event blog• Pre-conference interview

with our blog editor; to be published on OTA blog

PLUS • Exclusive branding of one

of the workshop sessions• Distribution of marketing

materials / giveaway (upon approval)

• 3 additional reserved Friday evening passes for guests

Event £2k

Pre Conference• Institutional logo with

hyperlink on main website• Institutional description

and link added to event blog when confirmed

• Guest blog post on the website

At the Conference• 1 reserved workshop

session• Guaranteed admission for

your staff and team members

Lunch Sponsor £1k

Pre Conference• Institutional logo with

hyperlink on main website

At the Conference• Banner and logo

placement at the service tables during the meal

How to Get Involved

Contribute to the Workshop & Hack Day ProgrammeEvery year we invite scientists, citizen volunteers, technologists & enthusiasts to propose workshop topics and help create the kind of hands-on technical sessions, inspirational talks, and knowledge-sharing round-tables that they themselves are most interested in attending.

Attend the EventCome and learn, tinker, collaborate, hack and be inspired by other members of the citizen science community. The 3rd Citizen Cyberscience Summit is expected to match past years attendance of 300 at the main event and 200 at the Hack Day. There will be lots of spaces to learn, share, collaborate, and create.

Sponsor the EventThanks to the generous support of our sponsors, we’ve always been able to cover most of the costs of the Summit so that students, citizen volunteers and enthusiasts can attend for free. It’s a unique opportunity to not only gain kudos, gratitude and great brand exposure, but also to roll up your own sleeves and get directly involved with the citizen science community.

Contact: margaret @ citizencyberlab.eu / Register: cybersciencesummit. eventbrite .co.uk

The Citizen Cyberlab is an EU ICT project funded under the 7th Framework Programme to study and foster creativity and learning in Citizen Science. The Consortium Team consists of  seven partners:  the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR/UNOSAT), Imperial College (ICSTM), University College London (UCL), Université de Genève (UNIGE), Université Paris Descartes (UPD), and The Mobile Collective (TMC).

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CitizenCyberlab.eu

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www. cybersciencesummit. eu

http://cybersciencesummit.eventbrite.co.uk/