Dwejra, Gozo, is one of the last remaining dark sky sites in Malta. For years, it has been cherished by educators, scientists, and environmentalists. However, increasing light pollution threatens this…
From the clouds in the sky right down to the depths of the oceans, Kids Dig Science is Finding Nemo this month and following him around his watery world to…
Are you interested in science communication? Do you want to add managing an Erasmus+ project to your resumé? If you are passionate about science and wish to pursue a fulfilling…
The Malta Chamber of Scientists welcomes the National Research and Innovation Strategic Plan 2023–2027 and has submitted its response to the public open consultation launched by the Malta Council for…
Xjenza Online is published by the Malta Chamber of Scientists in open access electronic format on the website xjenza.org. The journal is peer-reviewed journal, indexed on Google Scholar, and aims to promote scientific…
The Malta Chamber of Scientists welcomes the National Strategic Plan for Further andHigher Education 2022-2030 and has submitted its response to the public open consultationlaunched by the Ministry for Education,…
The dairy industry generates an enormous amount of profit, passing on its costs to the environment, the climate and the cows that suffer a great deal under in most factory…
A bit of a defrost for one of the coldest months of the year! ‘Defrosting Frozen’, is about melting down ‘Frozen’, a modern day, frosty fairy tale. Join us as…
With the end of the year approaching, I’d like to take the opportunity to thank you for your support and involvement in the Chamber’s initiatives and activities this year, in…
The Malta Chamber of Scientists and the University of Malta are proud to announce that they have just signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on increasing the quality…
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