Programme Archive

What may come after the LHC? Scientists from Europe and beyond explore the feasibility of the Future Circular Collider — a next-generation particle collider that could open new frontiers in physics.

Experience Cybersecurity and Computer Science at our interactive and gamification-based booth. Can you solve our challenges?

Bei der Berlin Science Week lädt das Deutsche Archäologische Institut (DAI) Euch zum Mitmachen ein: Gemeinsam lassen wir Vergangenheit lebendig werden.

Wir machen den aktuellen Förderschwerpunkt 'Seltene Erkrankungen' mit unserem Mitmachkoffer greif- und erlebbar und stellen Beispiele aus der Stiftungspraxis vor.

Was haben eine Sonnenbrille, ein Computer Display und Experimente zur Quanten-Verschränkunbg gemeinsam? Entdecken sie die Physik des Lichts.

The Einstein Telescope will be a mind-blowing underground gravitational wave detector. Unravel the secrets of the universe and learn about black holes, dark matter and the very early universe!

Did you ever wonder about connection between traditional board games and the heavens? This exhibition invites you to engage with traditional games as sites of performative astronomy and astrology.

Families are changing—across generations, cultures, and borders. Join us to explore, play and imagine together how diversity shapes belonging today and what families of tomorrow might look like.

From secure communication to quantum AI.

How can art employ technology to teach empathy across species? In her exhibition at SOMA Art Berlin, Jung Hsu explores interactions between humans, canaries, and machines.