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Regional Sections
The objectives of the Local Sections of Euroscience:
To provide opportunities and activities for all individuals interested in science and directly engage them by initiating vital scientific discussions of common interest and promoting the aims of Euroscience.
To raise awareness of research and science related issues where the Local Section is set up, for ex: helping to improve scientific education.
To directly support Euroscience’s activities through fundraising.
To work with and support Euroscience to achieve the organisation’s mission, goals and projects.
Nazim Nasrullayev
nasrullayev_n@hotmail.com
BULGARIAN SECTION
Vladimir Kozhukharov
bgeuroscience@mail.bg
ESTONIAN SECTION
Peeter Normak,
peeter.normak@tlu.ee
Tel +372 640 94 23.
GREEK SECTION
Michael S. Arvanitis
info@euroscience.gr
GRENOBLE SECTION
Michel Belakhovsky
michel.belakhovsky@numericable.fr
ILE-DE-FRANCE SECTION
Georges Waysand
waysand@orange.fr
IRISH SECTION
Mike Mansfield
m.mansfield@ucc.ie
LEMAN SECTION
Didier Raboud
tjitske.kehrer@cern.ch
MOLDAVIAN SECTION
Dragos Postolache
dragos@moldtelecom.md
ROMANIAN SECTION
Radu Mircea Damian
Tel +40 722 377 119
Fax +40 21 252 46 20
RUSSIAN SECTION
Nelly Didenko
es_ru@spbrc.nw.ru
CENTRAL RUSSIAN SECTION
Igor M. Umansky
imumansky@gmail.com
SERBIAN SECTION
Stevan Jokic
Tel +381 11 455 041
Fax +381 11 455 041
UKRAINIAN SECTIONOleg Yadlovskiy
yadlovskyi@online.ua
Izold Pustölnik from the Estonian Section passed away on May 2, 2008.
He was a Senior Research Associate at the Tartu Observatory in Estonia. Active in many scientific committees he was also co-editor of Central European Journal of Physics.
A renowned astronomer, he was convinced that cross-disciplinary links are one of the most efficient instruments for stimulating and fermenting creativity at the boundaries separating different scientific branches. This is shown for example in his involvement in the Society for European Astronomy in Culture promoting dialogue between archaeology and astronomy or ethnography and astronomy.
He was a committed European and an early day member of
Euroscience. He founded Euroscience Eesti, Estonia and acted as its vice-chair.
He has successfully established Euroscience in his country in close relation
with the local authorities in Tallin, organised a NATO workshop in 2007 and
stimulated the networking of young scientists in Estonia.
It is with great sadness we learned his death. Our thoughts go to his family.
The Euroscience Executive Board
