The latest medical knowledge on symptoms, risk factors and early detection through to diagnosis, treatment and aftercare for breast cancer - presented in an easy-to-understand way

Nano-optics for climate research: how optics from Jena help us to understand our climate even better

Prof. Gerhard Paulus will explain the physics behind the Nobel Prize in Physics 2023 in an experimental lecture.

No life without water. Ergo: water must be protected. Not only the resource, but also the quality. We use our devices to demonstrate how well the chemical quality of water can be measured.

Why is the banana crooked

Our presentation will take you on a short excursion into the world of glass and how SCHOTT masters the everyday challenges of glass development.

What top performances do they achieve in our bodies and how do we explore them?

What are electron bands in solids and how can they be made visible?

Ultra cold and ultra precise: Scanning probe microscopy at low temperatures

Quiz about animal health.

More dry spells and droughts and at the same time more heavy rainfall and flooding - all a consequence of global warming? Axel Kleidon explains why the water cycle is becoming more extreme and how this is already making itself felt in Germany.

Blue and white knitted stockings have survived for centuries in the warm and dry climate of Egypt. Join us on a journey back to the 11th century and listen to the lecture on the oldest preserved knitted objects.

Henry and Johannes read out science comics

Determine your long-term and short-term blood sugar and take a look under the microscope for urine and gout analysis

The typical path from the real problem via mathematical modeling to the resulting possible gain of new insights is presented using the example of a mathematical notation for juggling patterns.