Stadtwerke Jena takes part in the LNdW

Healthcare of the future.

Where the "magic" is unleashed: A look inside a real synthesis laboratory and hands-on activities for young and old That's why I love everything so colorful: How do molecules bring light and color to life? Magnetic detectives: Analyzing water with an MRI

Complete an exciting scavenger hunt and win a prize!

Become part of our international team and take part in researching the latest technologies.

A new AI will soon be supporting the researchers at our institute in their work - our visitors can already ask it questions during the Long Night of Science!

Discover how a hair-thin glass fiber can be turned into a tiny camera or even a microscope, helping neuroscientists to better understand how the brain works.

We invite you to discover the exciting world of gravitational waves and their detection together with our researchers.

Let's explore the question together! We invite you to take a closer look at everyday phenomena and in doing so, we will build a bridge to surprising applications in cutting-edge fields of research.

Here, visitors can find out how red light is converted into green light with the help of so-called Second Harmonic Generation (SHG) - a fascinating process that relates directly to current research.

Sartorius Automated Lab Solutions GmbH develops, produces and distributes solutions for the automated analysis, selection and isolation of cells.

Göschwitz: With our technology, we can detect and locate noises and dangerous behavior patterns in road traffic. Discover this live on site with our road safety experts.

City center: For the LNDW Jena, we are putting on the performance "Dance the Light" again. Anyone can try it out in the entrance area of the Ernst Abbe Tower.

City center: The Jenoptik thermal imaging camera gives you a different kind of photo for the family album.