Workshops to experiment, discuss and (hopefully) understand for yourself

Live demonstrations of the JETI laser and subsequent demonstration of a blowpipe

In her impulse tour, Julia Eberhardt M.A. provides insights into the academic fashion of the 17th century using the example of the Jena physician and rector of the Salana Johann Arnold Friderici.

What can bones tell us in forensic medicine? We show and explain the practical day-to-day use of human bones to determine age, sex, cause of death and much more.

There are challenges along the hydrogen value chains that need to be taken into account when developing new technologies and systems - we will give you an insight during the interactive presentation!

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?

Where does the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere come from? What information can we obtain by analyzing the stable isotope ratios in the air? In the BGC-IsoLab you will not only get the answers but also an insight into a modern laboratory.

Insights into aging stem cells - How can animal models help to improve understanding?

Quiz about animal health.

Mental illness is a major burden not only on individuals, but also on society. But why do we become mentally ill in the first place and what can we do about it?

The evening opens with a buffet. An introductory crash course in three Slavic languages awaits you. Afterwards, everyone can test their acquired knowledge in the language quiz. The winners will receive gifts. Afterwards we can sing together.

A very special highlight is the lecture by bestselling author Andrea Wulf on "The Invention of Nature. The Adventures of Alexander von Humboldt".