Scientists and artists are working together as never before, finds a Nature poll. Both sides need to invest time, and embrace surprise and challenge.
Collaborations with artists go beyond communicating the science, finds a Nature poll Read More »
On the up! We are very glad to announce the selection of twenty-three extraordinary teams for the second edition of STARTS in MOTION!
23 OUTSTANDING PROJECTS SELECTED FOR STARTS IN MOTION 2021 Read More »
Nesta Italia, one of the STARTS Regional Centers, is pleased to announce the winners of the STARTS Open Call “City of the future”!
City of the future: meet the three winners of the STARTS open call Read More »
On 18th January, the Commission launched the design phase of the New European Bauhaus initiative. This design phase will lead to the opening of calls for proposals in autumn this year to bring to l…
New European Bauhaus: Commission launches the first phase: Design Read More »
The STARTS Lighthouse RE-FREAM has recently announced the 10 awarded artists and designers of its 2nd open call. Together with RE-FREAM’s community of scientists, they will now initiate a journey t…
Know the recent co-creators awarded by Re-FREAM 2nd call Read More »
Russell Perkins is the laureate of the S+T+ARTS residency ‚Urban mobility, exploring new imaginaries‘, promoted within the Regional STARTS Centers, by Fondation Fiminco and the Sony CSL Paris resea…
Know the laureate of the S+T+ARTS Residency “Urban mobility, exploring new imaginaries” Read More »
Interdisciplinary collaboration across the arts and sciences can create friction and uncertainty. Re-watch the discussion promoted by the University of Wolverhampton’s STARTS Methodologies research…
Discover the findings of the first Regional STARTS Centers edition gathered in this publication.
[NEW RESOURCE] Harnessing the power of European regions through STARTS Read More »
The project Arts Formation has recently published three reports exploring the role of arts in enterprises, digital transformation and their social and civic impact.
