Societal issues and citizen engagement are some of the core values the EDMA was founded on. But why is citizen engagement so imperative to the scientific community? Easy answer – contributions and collaborations with citizens can fuel new knowledge and understanding that benefits both science and society.
Distributed quarterly and on a free of charge basis to a global audience of over 200,000 people, with features discussing current and future funding calls, science policy, European and World-Wide Initiatives and research news it will bring together prolific members of academia and the scientific community to disseminate their ongoing and finalised projects in a concise and informative manner.
Whether the project has received funding from the European Commission, through one of their current schemes such as with an ERC grant or via Horizon 2020, or has received a grant from one of their National Research Councils or European funding agencies, each project will have the freedom to present their goals, ambitions and up to date research findings to a community that makes a difference to science going forward. From policy makers and public sector to funding agencies and research councils and right through the heart of the wider scientific world The Project Repository Journal (PRj) will be at the forefront of project communication and ultimately drive science to the next level and beyond.
This journal is open access and is published under open licence Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY 4.0), authors have the right to retain all copyright.
With open access (or open science) being a “core strategy” for the European Commission and making research findings freely available paramount to furthering the engagement of the European scientific community in world science and ultimately at its forefront, The Project Repository Journal (PRj) will enable any project a platform of dissemination in keeping with this evolving recommendation.