Science is a creative process but it is not perceived as such especially by young people and the contribution of science to cultural development is not obvious. The aim of SANA iis to mobilise a multidisciplinary European arts and science consortium to engage collaboratively young people, youth organisations and adults in activities that uses art to help improve the perception of science

The project has been submitted to the EU Science in Society 2010 Call.

Response expected in May 2010

Project Coordinator QMUL, University of Queens Mary of London, UK

Executive Producer PAX - Planet Art eXchange, UK

Art Education INSEA, International Society of Education through Art, Portugal

Artists support SMARTLAB University of East London,

Evaluation - University of Leiden, Netherlands

Youth Outreach MILSET - International Movement of Leisure Activities through Science, Belgium

Design and Architecture Zizi&Yoyo, Talling, Estonia