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"Knowledge belongs to everybody and its construction must be transparent"
Pietro Greco
SISSA Medialab is a company that facilitates the production of scientific knowledge, its dissemination, and the dialogue between scientists and citizens.

Activities

Journals & books

An innovative editorial process that involves 7 scientific journals with 6000+ papers published every year and a series of specialized books

Schools

SISSA school’s visits, teachers’ training and other projects to bring young people closer to science and contemporary research

European projects

Involved in 15+ European projects on training, dissemination activities and public engagement activities

Masterclasses

Advanced training course for different audiences, from researchers to journalists, from museum staff to entrepreneurs

Thematic projects

Curating tools and content, from ideation to production, to communicate scientific research and innovation to diverse audiences

Other services

Consulting, multimedia production, editorial products, software development, press office activities, and event organisation

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Funded calls for proposals

Integrated ecosystem of artificial intelligence protocols and applications in scientific publishing

Call title: PR FESR 2021-2027 - Tipologia d’intervento a1.1.1 - Incentivi alle imprese per attività collaborativa di ricerca industriale e sviluppo sperimentale – bando 202.

Description: Development of AI-based agents to innovate scientific publishing and its processes, and to support research communication and dissemination activities. A joint project by SISSA Medialab and Scienza Express.

Objectives and expected results: Support for publishing professionals through digital agents; automation of publication workflow, peer review, and reviewer selection; integration into existing systems and improvements in efficiency, quality, and accessibility.

Eligible expenditure: € 108.177,50. Granted contribution € 49.185,25 (of which EU funding 40%).