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Structures, Evolutions, Observations, and Theories

Airbus is one of the world's leading aircraft manufacturers, and it consistently captures approximately half or more of all orders for airliners with more than 100 seats.

CERN -The world's largest particle physics laboratory

... where the web was born!

CERN Programme for Physics High School Teachers - The programme consists of a 3-week stage, taking place every year since 1998 at CERN during the month of July. The stage is open to Physics High School Teachers from all CERN member and observer States, as well as from other countries subject to funding availability.

The Linking and Itinerary system offers the possibility to meet a community of schools from all over the world, where teachers and students show their work and share it with others online.

ECSITE, The European Collaborative for Science, Industry and Technology Exhibitions

is a not-for-profit organisation representing science and technology centres and museums throughout Europe.

The European Earth Observation Web Site for Secondary Schools aims to give to the youth of Europe a portal to space applications and in particular to a wide-spread visibility of Earth Observation as co-ordinated by the European Space Agency (ESA) and its European and National Partners.

School Twinning 
ENO-Environment Online is a global virtual school and network for sustainable development and environmental awareness. Four environmental themes are studied within a school year on a weekly basis. About 500 schools from 104 countries take part.

The Solar Schools Forum -

This is an open and free source that may be used by everyone. You are involved in teaching or generally interested in Renewable Energy? Then you are at the right place. Select your language first and then see what is useful for you.

+ Educational material

+ Good Practice Examples

+ Collection of useful links

+ Places to visit

Solar Schools Forum is supported by the European Commission. A list of all partner organizations may be found here.

The European Parliamentary Network is gathering Parliamentarians from the European Parliament as well as from the national Parliaments of the EU Member States. EUFORES is hosting the European Parliamentary Network.

EUFORES is an independent, non-profit making organisation that aims to promote the use of renewable energy. EUFORES was established to pursue the target outlined in the 1994 “Declaration of Madrid"

The European Space Agency aims to help young Europeans, aged from 6 to 28, to gain and maintain an interest in science and technology by organising or informing them about various activities designed for their specific age group.

Our aim is to help young Europeans, aged from 6 to 28, to gain and maintain an interest in science and technology by organising or informing them about various activities designed for their specific age group.

Euroscience is a grass-roots organisation open to research professionals, science administrators, policy-makers, teachers, PhD students, post-docs, engineers, industrialists, and in general to any citizen interested in science and technology and its links with society.

Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation promoting sustainable development through environmental education

These models aren’t working telescopes – you can’t peer at the sky with them. But they can give you an up-close look at the telescope’s structure and a challenging project to engage your model-making skills.

A fantastic, novel and educational voyage through the universe.

Science across the World

Science in School promotes inspiring science teaching by encouraging communication between teachers, scientists and everyone else involved in European science education.

The next Science on Stage festival will be held in Grenoble from 2 to 6 April 2007. Around 500 science teachers from some 27 countries are expected to take part in this unique European event, which will showcase the very best of today’s science education. Research and innovation are the mainstays of Europe's prosperity. But the number of young people training to become researchers is dwindling. The "science on stage" festival is hoping to reverse that trend

The Solidarity Water Europe network was created during a European forum entitled "Water, source of citizenship, peace and regional development", held in Strasbourg from February 12 to 14, 1998.

A new video collection from Professor Martyn Poliakoff who, along with colleagues in the chemistry department at the University of Nottingham have created 118 new videos describing each element in the periodic table.

Xplora is the European gateway to science education. It is aimed at teachers, pupils, scientists, science communicators and science educators.

Xplora aims to help math and science teachers to give a boost to their lessons and make them more exciting.