Interview to our Science Communication Manager

Coworking can make the suburban and rural areas more attractive? An interesting article about the COST Action CA18214 'The geography of New Working Spaces' published on forskning.no (Norwegian on-line magazine). Mina Di Marino, the Science Communicaton Manager was interviewed by Nanna Baldersheim, (Communication Advisor, NMBU, Norway).

https://forskning.no/arbeid-kontor-nmbu-norges-miljo-og-biovitenskapelige-universitet/coworking-kan-gjore-bygda-mer-attraktiv/1762464?fbclid=IwAR1qrCieGZXuMFFk00ExHdujytKoOVXUVG3NlzHCTp0mrkN5Spag5x8zkSE

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Published 11. November 2020 - 13:32 - Updated 20. April 2021 - 16:54

New Working Spaces

The COST Action CA18214 'The geography of New Working Spaces and the impact on the periphery' focuses on i) sharing the scientific outcomes on new working spaces (definitions, typologies and geographical distributions) ii) comparing the best practices and direct and indirect impacts with a particular focus on the periphery iii) sharing the policy tools across the countries.

The CA18214 provides a interdisciplinary perspective on New Working Spaces which are classified as follows: i) collaborative and creative working spaces (coworking spacesand smart work centres); (ii) makerspaces and other technical spaces (fablabs, open workshops); (iii) other new working spaces (hackerspaces, Living Lab and corporate labs); (iv) informal new working spaces (coffee shops and libraries).