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SCIENCE COMES TO TOWN

The cities and regions of Kiel, Brest, and Split will be centres of European science in 2026.

Science at the heart of everyday life: Science comes to town brings research directly into cities, towns, and neighbourhoods throughout 2026. More than 70 European institutions and the SEA-EU alliance invite you to a year full of encounters with science. A first glimpse of the programme will be revealed on 26 September 2025, at the KielRegion Science Day.

Science comes to town is a European firework of ideas, funded by the EU, designed to spark curiosity and build trust in science.

 

Further information

Contact project management

City of Kiel
Tim Logan & Janin Thies & Claudia Eulitz & Kerstin Großmann & Julia Kuhlmann

KielRegion GmbH
Jana Kärcher & Sünje Fock & Sophia Beukenhorst

 

Upcoming events

 

Good Food – Bad Food? What Are 'Ultra-Processed Foods' and What Impact Do They Have on Our Health?

Lecture by Prof. Dr. Dr. Anja Bosy-Westphal

Mittwoch, 21. Januar 2026, 20.00 Uhr

Bürgerhaus, Mühlenstraße 22

Approximately 46 per cent of daily energy intake amongst people in Germany comes from highly processed foods – frozen pizza, ready-made lasagne or barbecue sauces are now indispensable in today's diet. That this is harmful to health is becoming increasingly clear. Professor Anja Bosy-Westphal from Kiel University, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Agricultural and Nutritional Sciences, demonstrates in her lecture the connections between the consumption of highly processed foods and the development of diet-related diseases. Many highly processed products contain very high amounts of sugar, fat and salt or rapidly available carbohydrates, stimulate the reward system in the brain and lead in the medium term to metabolic disorders, such as insensitivity to the hormones insulin and leptin as well as chronic inflammation. The lecture provides practical recommendations for anyone who wishes to approach their diet more consciously.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 22.00 Uhr

Admission to the lectures is free for members of all sections of the Schleswig-Holstein University Society! Admission for non-members: €6.00 / Free for pupils, students, and trainees.

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Alternative Spaces: The Ancient Sanctuary Beyond Ritualised Cult Practices

Lecture series offered by the Institute of Classical Studies, Kiel University

Donnerstag, 22. Januar 2026, 18.30 Uhr

Audimax der CAU, Christian-Albrechts-Platz 2

The lecture series focuses on ancient Greek and Roman sanctuaries. It examines how space is not simply given, but comes into being through the interplay of landscape, built structures, and human actions. Rather than viewing buildings, people, and rituals separately, it places the interaction between architecture and social life at centre stage. In doing so, it looks beyond the temples themselves and the sacrificial rites—which usually form the core of scholarly interest. Instead, it deliberately highlights lesser-known structures, the living and working areas of cult personnel, and the role of everyday operations and economic activities. Scholars from archaeology, Egyptology, history, and philology thus reveal alternative spaces within the respective sanctuaries.

30 October 2025
All Under Control? Where Temple Guards Hold Sway…
Prof Dr Ulrike Egelhaaf-Gaiser (Göttingen)

11 December 2025
“Manhattan in the Desert”: The Greco-Roman Settlements of Tuna el-Gebel/Hermopolis Magna
Dr Mélanie Flossmann-Schütze (Munich)

15 January 2026
Beyond the Temple: New Insights into the Temenos and Territory of the Ephesian Artemision
Dr Lilli Zabrana (Vienna)

22 January 2026
Hidden Routes: Behind the Scenes of the Asklepieion of Pergamon
PD Dr Asja Müller (Kiel)

29 January 2026
Between Cult and Control: Everyday Life in Sanctuaries of Hellenistic and Imperial Greece and Asia Minor
Prof Dr Kaja Harter-Uibopuu (Hamburg)

5 February 2026
Sanctuaries in the Economic Landscape: Small Sacred Sites in the Palmyrene as Places of Economic Negotiation
Dr Katharina Rieger (Graz)

12 February 2026
Sacrum et Mercatura: Mater Magna Between Religion and Economy in Ancient Rome
Dr Asuman Lätzer-Lasar (Marburg)

Organised by: Institute of Classical Studies
This lecture series is a partner of Science Comes to Town.
Lecture series offered by the Institute of Classical Studies, Kiel University

Ende ca. 20.00 Uhr

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With Sermon and Sword – Mission and Christianisation in the Baltic Region

Lecture by Prof Dr Oliver Auge

Donnerstag, 22. Januar 2026, 19.00 Uhr

Bürgerhaus, Am Markt 3

The illustrated lecture offers a wide-ranging overview from the first missionary activities of St Ansgar in Denmark to the Battle of Tannenberg, which the Teutonic Order lost in 1410 in its fight against Poland-Lithuania. It becomes clear that the Christianisation of the Baltic region was regularly a military undertaking, which is why it is also referred to as the so-called “mission by the sword”.

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 21.00 Uhr

Admission to the lectures is free for members of all sections of the Schleswig-Holstein University Society! Admission for non-members: €6.00 / Free for pupils, students, and trainees.

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Thor’s Hammers and Runes: Symbols in the Modern Viking Scene and Their Historical Roots

Lecture by Prof. Dr. Alexandra Pesch

Donnerstag, 22. Januar 2026, 20.00 Uhr

Max-Planck-Institut für Evolutionsbiologie, August-Thienemann-Str. 2

Thors' hammers, runes and other symbols from the Viking Age enjoy great popularity today – yet their use in the modern 'Viking scene' raises many questions. Professor Alexandra Pesch, extraordinary professor at Kiel University and researcher at the Centre for Baltic and Scandinavian Archaeology (ZBSA), is an expert on symbol research and the pictorial language of Northern European peoples. The lecture presents relevant symbols, graphic signs and runes and explores the historical backgrounds reconstructed from archaeological image research. It also investigates how these signs are received today and in some cases misused. What did Thors' hammers, runes and other symbols originally mean in their historical context, and how does this differ from their use today? A critical examination of the modern appropriation of early medieval symbolism.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 22.00 Uhr

Admission to the lectures is free for members of all sections of the Schleswig-Holstein University Society! Admission for non-members: €6.00 / Free for pupils, students, and trainees.

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150th Anniversary of the Birth of Otto Diels. Festive Symposium at Kiel University

Engaging lectures on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Otto Diels

Freitag, 23. Januar 2026, 10.00 Uhr

Otto-Hahn-Hörsaal, Otto-Hahn-Platz 2

On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Otto Diels, the Otto Diels Institute of Organic Chemistry will host a festive symposium on 23 January 2026. In addition to a lecture sharing memories of Otto Diels by Dr Jochen Scharrenberg, the husband of Otto Diels’ late granddaughter, three doctoral researchers from the respective research groups (Staubitz, van Gemmeren, Lindhorst) will present specialist talks on their doctoral projects. The highlight of the event will be the guest lecture by Professor Robert Francke, a renowned scientist at the Leibniz Institute for Catalysis (LIKAT) in Rostock.

This event is organised in cooperation with the research focus KiNSIS – Kiel Nano, Surface and Interface Science, and with the support of the GDCh – German Chemical Society.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 16.00 Uhr

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Making Gottorf – Conference on Duke Adolf I

Conference with panel discussion

Freitag, 23. Januar 2026, 12.00 Uhr

Kulturspeicher | Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesbibliothek, Am Wall 47-51

The Department of Regional History at Christian-Albrechts University of Kiel and the Schleswig-Holstein State Museums, Schloss Gottorf, invite you to a public academic conference taking place from 23 to 25 January 2026 at the Schleswig-Holstein State Library.

The focus is on Duke Adolf I of Schleswig and Holstein, founder of the Gottorf line and a defining figure in the region’s history. For the first time, the event explores this key figure and his lasting impact from a broad perspective – from administrative reforms and palace construction to cultural patronage.

A highlight of the programme is an evening panel discussion on the future of Kiel Castle and the Gottorf heritage. The conference is aimed at specialists as well as a wider audience with an interest in history.

Supported by the Sparkassenstiftung Schleswig-Holstein.

The event is partner of Science Comes to Town and Co-Funded by the European Union.

Ende ca. 19.00 Uhr

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Artificial Intelligence, Metabolic Imaging, 3D Printing – Technologies that are changing (or will change) our world

Montag, 26. Januar 2026, 19.00 Uhr

Bürgerhaus, Am Markt 3

Lecture by Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Jan Hövener
(In cooperation with ARGE)

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.
Admission to the lectures is free for members of all sections of the Schleswig-Holstein University Society! Admission for non-members: €6.00 / School pupils, university students and trainees: free

Ende ca. 21.00 Uhr

Admission to the lectures is free for members of all sections of the Schleswig-Holstein University Society! Admission for non-members: €6.00 / School pupils, university students and trainees: free

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How Can We Supply Shipping with Renewable Energy?

Annual Lecture of the Schleswig-Holstein University Society

Dienstag, 27. Januar 2026, 19.00 Uhr

Ratssaal Kieler Rathaus, Fleethörn 9

Shipping is responsible for a substantial share of human-made greenhouse gas emissions. In future, shipping traffic must therefore also become “greener” by being powered with alternative fuels that no longer rely on fossil energy sources. The lecture will present which alternative energy carriers are conceivable for maritime shipping and which challenges must be overcome to provide the required fuel quantities so that the maritime energy transition can succeed.

Speaker
Prof. Dr Frank Meisel is Professor of Supply Chain Management at Kiel University (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel). His research focuses on the mathematical optimisation of water- and land-based logistics systems from cost, service, and environmental perspectives. He studied transport engineering at TU Dresden, completed his doctorate in economics at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, and worked there as a research associate before being appointed to Kiel University in 2014 following research stays abroad and a period as acting professor in Bremen.

Welcome Addresses by
Lord Mayor Dr Ulf Kämpfer, CAU Vice President Prof. Dr Catherine Cleophas, and SHUG Section Head Prof. Dr Holger Kersten

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 21.30 Uhr

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Offshore Wind Turbines

Lecture by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Friedrich Wilhelm Fuchs

Dienstag, 27. Januar 2026, 19.30 Uhr

Glinder Mühle, Kupfermühlenweg 7

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 21.30 Uhr

Admission to the lectures is free for members of all sections of the Schleswig-Holstein University Society! Admission for non-members: €6.00 / Free for pupils, students, and trainees.

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Artist Talks & Screenings: Rindon Johnson – Best Synthetic Answer

Prof.in Annika Larsson & Rindon Johnson

Dienstag, 27. Januar 2026, 19.30 Uhr

spce | Muthesius, Andreas-Gayk-Straße 7-11

In a series of Artist Talks and Screenings, which takes place on Tuesday evenings, we will gather in different Muthesius locations (SPCE, Kesselhaus & The ZFM Seminar-room), in order to, together and with invited guests, look at, listen to and discuss a selection of contemporary time based media works and practices. In connection to each event there will be soup & bread served.

The event is partner of Science Comes to Town.
Prof.in Annika Larsson & Rindon Johnson

Ende ca. 21.30 Uhr

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Human Rights and Human Dignity in the Islamic Republic of Iran

Lecture by Prof Dr Anja Pistor-Hatam

Dienstag, 27. Januar 2026, 19.30 Uhr

Festsaal am Falkenberg, Langenharmer Weg 90

Iran is among the states that voted in favour of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) when it was proclaimed in Paris on 10 December 1948. During the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) and the drafting of its constitution (1979/80), human rights were also discussed. The outcome of this debate is reflected in two constitutional articles: one based on the principle of equality for all Muslim men and women (Art. 19), and another stipulating that equal protection under the law applies only within the framework of the Twelver Shi‘a interpretation of Islamic law, according to which different people may have different rights (Art. 20). Through the codification of Shi‘a-influenced Islamic law in the Islamic Republic, both the constitution and subsequent legal texts stand in stark contradiction to the human rights proclaimed in the UDHR and additional UN conventions.

In my lecture, I will explain how Shi‘a legal scholars of the IRI justify their own understanding of human rights and human dignity in contrast to the UDHR.

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 21.30 Uhr

Admission to the lectures is free for members of all sections of the Schleswig-Holstein University Society! Admission for non-members: €6.00 / School pupils, university students and trainees: free

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Kiel Children's University

1st lecture: "The nature of the cow - understanding cows better" - Professor Katrin Mahlkow-Nerge

Mittwoch, 28. Januar 2026, 14.30 Uhr

HAW Kiel, Hörsaal 6, Sokratesplatz 6

Interactive lectures for children aged 8-14

As part of Science Comes to Town (SCTT), the children's university will finally open its doors again in 2026. It starts on January 28 on the campus of HAW Kiel. Children aged 8 to 14 are invited to experience exciting lectures, satisfy their curiosity and win great prizes. The organizers of the Children's University 2026 are the HAW Kiel Youth Campus and the Kieler Forschungswerkstatt.

Six dates with exciting topics from very different subject areas

Professor Katrin Mahlkow-Nerge from the Department of Sustainable Agriculture at HAW Kiel will kick things off in January with her lecture "The nature of the cow - understanding cows better". Further dates will follow on February 18 and March 18 from 2:30 to 3:30 pm. From October to December, three more events will be held in the Audimax at Kiel University. Children and young people can also look forward to great presentations in the SCTT partner cities of Brest and Split at the same time. The motto everywhere is: Adults must stay outside! This is because the Children's University is an exclusive event for young researchers only.

Participation in the Children's University is free of charge. However, for organizational reasons, admission is only possible with a valid ticket. This can be ordered free of charge via the HAW Kiel ticket system.

The event at a glance

  • What: Children's University 2026 as part of Science Comes To Town

  • When? Every Wednesday, on January 28, February 18 and March 18

  • Where? HAW Kiel, Sokratesplatz 6, lecture hall 6

Three further dates will take place in the fall on Wednesdays in the Audimax of Kiel University: October 7, November 4 and December 9, 2026.

Organizational details:

Admission to the event is possible from 13:45 on the first date. After a short welcome at 14:00, the lecture will start at 14:30. The number of participants is limited to up to 300 children per lecture. Please order a free ticket in advance via this link. Admission is possible with a valid ticket until 14:30.

All adults have the opportunity to follow all lectures via livestream in lecture hall 7. This will not be recorded and photography is not permitted.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

1st lecture:
"The nature of the cow - understanding cows better" - Professor Katrin Mahlkow-Nerge

Ende ca. 15.30 Uhr

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Alternative Spaces: The Ancient Sanctuary Beyond Ritualised Cult Practices

Lecture series offered by the Institute of Classical Studies, Kiel University

Donnerstag, 29. Januar 2026, 18.30 Uhr

Audimax der CAU, Christian-Albrechts-Platz 2

The lecture series focuses on ancient Greek and Roman sanctuaries. It examines how space is not simply given, but comes into being through the interplay of landscape, built structures, and human actions. Rather than viewing buildings, people, and rituals separately, it places the interaction between architecture and social life at centre stage. In doing so, it looks beyond the temples themselves and the sacrificial rites—which usually form the core of scholarly interest. Instead, it deliberately highlights lesser-known structures, the living and working areas of cult personnel, and the role of everyday operations and economic activities. Scholars from archaeology, Egyptology, history, and philology thus reveal alternative spaces within the respective sanctuaries.

30 October 2025
All Under Control? Where Temple Guards Hold Sway…
Prof Dr Ulrike Egelhaaf-Gaiser (Göttingen)

11 December 2025
“Manhattan in the Desert”: The Greco-Roman Settlements of Tuna el-Gebel/Hermopolis Magna
Dr Mélanie Flossmann-Schütze (Munich)

15 January 2026
Beyond the Temple: New Insights into the Temenos and Territory of the Ephesian Artemision
Dr Lilli Zabrana (Vienna)

22 January 2026
Hidden Routes: Behind the Scenes of the Asklepieion of Pergamon
PD Dr Asja Müller (Kiel)

29 January 2026
Between Cult and Control: Everyday Life in Sanctuaries of Hellenistic and Imperial Greece and Asia Minor
Prof Dr Kaja Harter-Uibopuu (Hamburg)

5 February 2026
Sanctuaries in the Economic Landscape: Small Sacred Sites in the Palmyrene as Places of Economic Negotiation
Dr Katharina Rieger (Graz)

12 February 2026
Sacrum et Mercatura: Mater Magna Between Religion and Economy in Ancient Rome
Dr Asuman Lätzer-Lasar (Marburg)

Organised by: Institute of Classical Studies
This lecture series is a partner of Science Comes to Town.
Lecture series offered by the Institute of Classical Studies, Kiel University

Ende ca. 20.00 Uhr

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Bild: Norman Konrad

Fact or Fake: “Tax the Rich – Democracy Requires Fairness”

Fourth Lecture of the Series Science and Alternative Facts XVII with Dr Martyna B. Linartas

Donnerstag, 29. Januar 2026, 18.30 Uhr

Audimax der CAU, Christian-Albrechts-Platz 2

In hardly any other Western country is wealth as unevenly distributed as in Germany – and the gap continues to widen. In her lecture, Dr Martyna B. Linartas of Freie Universität Berlin explains why rising inequality from one generation to the next represents social dynamite.

The political scientist and economist, whose book Unverdiente Ungleichheit (Rowohlt, 2025) is being hotly debated in academic circles and the media, argues that solving inequality depends on political will. She presents concrete proposals for what fair redistribution could look like, including equitable taxation of the ultra-wealthy.


About “Fact or Fake”

For many years, the lecture series Science and Alternative Facts has provided a platform for evidence-based debate on issues of social relevance. After the lecture, there will be time for discussion. All contributions are recorded and published online.

Date: Thursday, 29 January 2025
Time: 18:30–20:30
Venue: Christian-Albrechts-Platz 2, Audimax, Lecture Hall C
Online: Participation via Zoom: (https://www.faktoderfake.org/online-zugang/)


Further Dates in the Lecture Series

27 November 2025:
Dr Marcel Dirsus
“How Dictators Fall”

4 December 2025:
Professor Anders Levermann
“The Folding of the World – How Do We Preserve Our Liberal Democratic Rule of Law Amid Climate Crisis and the Growth Dilemma?”

15 January 2026:
Professor Dominik Kraus
“Electricity through Nuclear Fusion?!”

The event is partner of Science Comes to Town.
Fourth Lecture of the Series Science and Alternative Facts XVII with Dr Martyna B. Linartas

Ende ca. 20.30 Uhr

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The Secret of the Megalithic Tombs – New Insights from Research and Communication

Lecture by Dr Rüdiger Kelm

Donnerstag, 29. Januar 2026, 19.30 Uhr

Schulzentrum Lütjenburg - Agora (Haupteingang), Kieler Straße 30

The lecture presents current research findings on the fascinating megalithic tombs that were built more than 5,000 years ago during the Neolithic period. It highlights both new scientific insights from megalithic studies and modern approaches to communicating this important archaeological heritage to the wider public.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 21.30 Uhr

Admission to the lectures is free for members of all sections of the Schleswig-Holstein University Society! Admission for non-members: €6.00 / School pupils, university students and trainees: free

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Seasons in Climate Change

Botanical Winter Lecture

Sonntag, 1. Februar 2026, 11.00 Uhr

Botanischer Garten Kiel, Am Botanischen Garten 1-9

Seminar Room of the Kiel Science Workshop, Building 14g (in the Botanical Garden)
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Karin Krupinska (University Botanical Institute, CAU)

In recent years, spring has been starting earlier and autumn has been lasting longer. Prof. Krupinska will present plant species characteristic of the different seasons and explain the reasons behind the shifting periods of flowering and leaf coloration.

No registration required. Admission is free.

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 12.00 Uhr

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Bild: PowerNet

PowerNet symposium on the energy transition in Schleswig-Holstein

3rd PowerNet - the cross-sector symposium on the energy transition in the North

Dienstag, 3. Februar 2026, 10.00 Uhr

Holstenhallen, Justus-von-Liebig-Straße 2-4

Whether in business, science, administration, local politics, politics or as a young professional - PowerNet offers interesting content and valuable contacts to everyone who is helping to shape the energy transition. PowerNet stands for a broad spectrum of activities relating to the energy transition and for networking. At the only cross-industry conference of its kind in northern Germany, we offer a forum for professional exchange with experts from all sectors.

The entire event is free of charge. You can register for as many sessions as you like. Some sessions will take place in parallel. When you register, you may be advised to choose one of two simultaneous sessions.
Click here to register.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 21.00 Uhr

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KI Salon: AI as co-creator: design and science communication in transition

KI Salon: KI als Co-Creator: Design und Wissenschaftskommunikation im WandelXII AI Salon: AI as co-creator: Design and science communication in transitionThe AI Salon at the DLC Art Lab is a space for discussion, learning and creative experimentation in the field of generative artificial intelligence (AI). It brings together students, teachers and guests to connect different perspectives, discuss ethical and legal boundaries and create inspiration. The KI Salon is a lively place to experience the creative possibilities of AI.

Mittwoch, 4. Februar 2026, 18.00 Uhr

Muthesius Kunsthochschule, Legienstr. 35

The focus is on co-creation: How is generative AI changing the creative and design processes in graphic design and science communication? We will discuss the extent to which AI is becoming not just a tool, but an active partner in the creation process and what ethical, professional and communicative challenges this poses.

Our guests: Victoria Ringleb (Managing Director of the AGD - Alliance of German Designers) with a focus on the impact of AI on the profession and the framework conditions of design. Prof. Dr. Mike Schäfer (Director of the IKMZ, University of Zurich) researches the transformation of science communication through AI and how to ensure credibility. In addition, Björn Döge, communication designer at the Kiel Science Communication Network, will provide insights into his design strategies for creating data visualizations, in which co-design with AI is also playing an increasingly important role.

Registration and current information on the dlc.sh platform: dlc.sh/lernangebot/3

 KI Salon: KI als Co-Creator: Design und Wissenschaftskommunikation im WandelXII AI Salon: AI as co-creator: Design and science communication in transition

The AI Salon at the DLC Art Lab is a space for discussion, learning and creative experimentation in the field of generative artificial intelligence (AI). It brings together students, teachers and guests to connect different perspectives, discuss ethical and legal boundaries and create inspiration. The KI Salon is a lively place to experience the creative possibilities of AI.

Ende ca. 20.30 Uhr

Anmeldung und aktuelle Informationen auf der dlc.sh Plattform: dlc.sh/lernangebot/3

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Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design

An interdisciplinary exchange on the use of artificial intelligence in art and design

Mittwoch, 4. Februar 2026, 18.00 Uhr

Muthesius Kunsthochschule, Legienstr. 35

The AI Salon at DLC Art Lab is a space for discussion, learning, and creative experimentation in the field of generative artificial intelligence (AI). It brings together students, teachers, and guests to connect different perspectives, discuss ethical and legal boundaries, and create inspiration.

Ende ca. 20.30 Uhr

Kesselhaus

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Alternative Spaces: The Ancient Sanctuary Beyond Ritualised Cult Practices

Lecture series offered by the Institute of Classical Studies, Kiel University

Donnerstag, 5. Februar 2026, 18.30 Uhr

Audimax der CAU, Christian-Albrechts-Platz 2

The lecture series focuses on ancient Greek and Roman sanctuaries. It examines how space is not simply given, but comes into being through the interplay of landscape, built structures, and human actions. Rather than viewing buildings, people, and rituals separately, it places the interaction between architecture and social life at centre stage. In doing so, it looks beyond the temples themselves and the sacrificial rites—which usually form the core of scholarly interest. Instead, it deliberately highlights lesser-known structures, the living and working areas of cult personnel, and the role of everyday operations and economic activities. Scholars from archaeology, Egyptology, history, and philology thus reveal alternative spaces within the respective sanctuaries.

30 October 2025
All Under Control? Where Temple Guards Hold Sway…
Prof Dr Ulrike Egelhaaf-Gaiser (Göttingen)

11 December 2025
“Manhattan in the Desert”: The Greco-Roman Settlements of Tuna el-Gebel/Hermopolis Magna
Dr Mélanie Flossmann-Schütze (Munich)

15 January 2026
Beyond the Temple: New Insights into the Temenos and Territory of the Ephesian Artemision
Dr Lilli Zabrana (Vienna)

22 January 2026
Hidden Routes: Behind the Scenes of the Asklepieion of Pergamon
PD Dr Asja Müller (Kiel)

29 January 2026
Between Cult and Control: Everyday Life in Sanctuaries of Hellenistic and Imperial Greece and Asia Minor
Prof Dr Kaja Harter-Uibopuu (Hamburg)

5 February 2026
Sanctuaries in the Economic Landscape: Small Sacred Sites in the Palmyrene as Places of Economic Negotiation
Dr Katharina Rieger (Graz)

12 February 2026
Sacrum et Mercatura: Mater Magna Between Religion and Economy in Ancient Rome
Dr Asuman Lätzer-Lasar (Marburg)

Organised by: Institute of Classical Studies
This lecture series is a partner of Science Comes to Town.
Lecture series offered by the Institute of Classical Studies, Kiel University

Ende ca. 20.00 Uhr

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Bild: Christina Anders, Uni Kiel

Saturday Morning Engineering

Upper secondary students gain insights into engineering research on four Saturday mornings in February, presented by researchers from CAU and the surrounding region.

Samstag, 7. Februar 2026, 10.00 Uhr

Technische Fakultät, Gebäude D, Elisabethstraße 21

Do you want to interact with scientists? Hear exciting talks about topics of the future, like how the electricity grid of tomorrow could be designed, or how artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming part of our daily lives? Then this is the perfect opportunity for you. On four Saturdays, from February 7 to February 28, 2026, scientists from Kiel University and local companies will share how they got into science and the topics they are working on. They will take you on a journey into the world of engineering.

If you attend at least three out of four Saturdays, you will receive the Saturday Morning Engineering Diploma.

Program "Saturday Morning Engineering 2026"

Saturday, 07.02.2026
On the occasion of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (February 11, 2026), we have created a "Women in Engineering" day on February 7, 2026, during which three female professors from the three institutes of the Faculty of Engineering will present one of their research topics each:

  • 10:00 – The Field Speaks, We Translate – Prof. Dr. Martina Gerken (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Work Reloaded – The Future of Work between Humans and Machines – Prof. Dr. Sarah Oeste-Reiß (Computer Science)

  • 12:00 – Cost-Efficient and Sustainable Power Generation – Prof. Dr. Tayebeh Ameri (Mechanical Engineering)

Saturday, 14.02.2026

  • 10:00 – What We Can Learn from Jellyfish and Flies about Energy-Efficient Computers – Prof. Dr. Jan Steinkühler (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Drone Meets Microfluidics – Water Samples on the Fly – Jannika Rolfs (ET&IT)

  • 12:00 – The Power behind Power – Why the Energy Transition Fails without High-Performance Converters – Sebastian Brüske (Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen GmbH)

Saturday, 21.02.2026

  • 10:00 – The Bend in Optics Makes It Possible – Biosensing with a Photonic Crystal – Dr. Fabio Aldo Kraft (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Nanomaterials and Hot Air: Electricity into Heat and Back Again – Prof. Dr. Rainer Adelung (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 12:00 – Superpowers of Heat – How We Turn Waste Energy into Something New – Svenja Vanessa Herb (Climate Solutions, Danfoss GmbH)

Saturday, 28.02.2026

  • 10:00 – Magneto-Optical Microscopy – A Journey Inside Magnets – Prof. Dr. Jeffrey McCord (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 10:55 – Electron Microscopy: A Journey into the Nanocosmos – Prof. Dr. Lorenz Kienle (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 12:00 – Talkative Power – Talking Electricity for the Grid of the Future – Jakob Jacobsen, Maximilian Mewis (ET&IT)

The lecture series will take place on the East Campus of the Faculty of Engineering, Building D (Elisabethstraße 21, 24143 Kiel). Information about location and directions is available on the central website of the Faculty of Engineering. Participation is free of charge.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 13.00 Uhr

Haben wir Euer Interesse geweckt? Dann freuen wir uns, Euch bei Saturday Morning Engineering begrüßen zu dürfen. Eine Teilnahme an einzelnen oder allen Terminen ist ohne Anmeldung möglich. Möchtet Ihr das Saturday-Morning-Engineering-Diplom erwerben, meldet Euch bitte bis zum 31.01.26 über das Anmeldeformular unter dem Link zur Veranstaltung an.

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Alternative Spaces: The Ancient Sanctuary Beyond Ritualised Cult Practices

Lecture series offered by the Institute of Classical Studies, Kiel University

Donnerstag, 12. Februar 2026, 18.30 Uhr

Audimax der CAU, Christian-Albrechts-Platz 2

The lecture series focuses on ancient Greek and Roman sanctuaries. It examines how space is not simply given, but comes into being through the interplay of landscape, built structures, and human actions. Rather than viewing buildings, people, and rituals separately, it places the interaction between architecture and social life at centre stage. In doing so, it looks beyond the temples themselves and the sacrificial rites—which usually form the core of scholarly interest. Instead, it deliberately highlights lesser-known structures, the living and working areas of cult personnel, and the role of everyday operations and economic activities. Scholars from archaeology, Egyptology, history, and philology thus reveal alternative spaces within the respective sanctuaries.

30 October 2025
All Under Control? Where Temple Guards Hold Sway…
Prof Dr Ulrike Egelhaaf-Gaiser (Göttingen)

11 December 2025
“Manhattan in the Desert”: The Greco-Roman Settlements of Tuna el-Gebel/Hermopolis Magna
Dr Mélanie Flossmann-Schütze (Munich)

15 January 2026
Beyond the Temple: New Insights into the Temenos and Territory of the Ephesian Artemision
Dr Lilli Zabrana (Vienna)

22 January 2026
Hidden Routes: Behind the Scenes of the Asklepieion of Pergamon
PD Dr Asja Müller (Kiel)

29 January 2026
Between Cult and Control: Everyday Life in Sanctuaries of Hellenistic and Imperial Greece and Asia Minor
Prof Dr Kaja Harter-Uibopuu (Hamburg)

5 February 2026
Sanctuaries in the Economic Landscape: Small Sacred Sites in the Palmyrene as Places of Economic Negotiation
Dr Katharina Rieger (Graz)

12 February 2026
Sacrum et Mercatura: Mater Magna Between Religion and Economy in Ancient Rome
Dr Asuman Lätzer-Lasar (Marburg)

Organised by: Institute of Classical Studies
This lecture series is a partner of Science Comes to Town.
Lecture series offered by the Institute of Classical Studies, Kiel University

Ende ca. 20.00 Uhr

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Saturday Morning Engineering

Upper secondary students gain insights into engineering research on four Saturday mornings in February, presented by researchers from CAU and the surrounding region.

Samstag, 14. Februar 2026, 10.00 Uhr

Technische Fakultät, Gebäude D, Elisabethstraße 21

Do you want to interact with scientists? Hear exciting talks about topics of the future, like how the electricity grid of tomorrow could be designed, or how artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming part of our daily lives? Then this is the perfect opportunity for you. On four Saturdays, from February 7 to February 28, 2026, scientists from Kiel University and local companies will share how they got into science and the topics they are working on. They will take you on a journey into the world of engineering.

If you attend at least three out of four Saturdays, you will receive the Saturday Morning Engineering Diploma.

Program "Saturday Morning Engineering 2026"

Saturday, 07.02.2026
On the occasion of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (February 11, 2026), we have created a "Women in Engineering" day on February 7, 2026, during which three female professors from the three institutes of the Faculty of Engineering will present one of their research topics each:

  • 10:00 – The Field Speaks, We Translate – Prof. Dr. Martina Gerken (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Work Reloaded – The Future of Work between Humans and Machines – Prof. Dr. Sarah Oeste-Reiß (Computer Science)

  • 12:00 – Cost-Efficient and Sustainable Power Generation – Prof. Dr. Tayebeh Ameri (Mechanical Engineering)

Saturday, 14.02.2026

  • 10:00 – What We Can Learn from Jellyfish and Flies about Energy-Efficient Computers – Prof. Dr. Jan Steinkühler (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Drone Meets Microfluidics – Water Samples on the Fly – Jannika Rolfs (ET&IT)

  • 12:00 – The Power behind Power – Why the Energy Transition Fails without High-Performance Converters – Sebastian Brüske (Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen GmbH)

Saturday, 21.02.2026

  • 10:00 – The Bend in Optics Makes It Possible – Biosensing with a Photonic Crystal – Dr. Fabio Aldo Kraft (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Nanomaterials and Hot Air: Electricity into Heat and Back Again – Prof. Dr. Rainer Adelung (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 12:00 – Superpowers of Heat – How We Turn Waste Energy into Something New – Svenja Vanessa Herb (Climate Solutions, Danfoss GmbH)

Saturday, 28.02.2026

  • 10:00 – Magneto-Optical Microscopy – A Journey Inside Magnets – Prof. Dr. Jeffrey McCord (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 10:55 – Electron Microscopy: A Journey into the Nanocosmos – Prof. Dr. Lorenz Kienle (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 12:00 – Talkative Power – Talking Electricity for the Grid of the Future – Jakob Jacobsen, Maximilian Mewis (ET&IT)

The lecture series will take place on the East Campus of the Faculty of Engineering, Building D (Elisabethstraße 21, 24143 Kiel). Information about location and directions is available on the central website of the Faculty of Engineering. Participation is free of charge.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 13.00 Uhr

Haben wir Euer Interesse geweckt? Dann freuen wir uns, Euch bei Saturday Morning Engineering begrüßen zu dürfen. Eine Teilnahme an einzelnen oder allen Terminen ist ohne Anmeldung möglich. Möchtet Ihr das Saturday-Morning-Engineering-Diplom erwerben, meldet Euch bitte bis zum 31.01.26 über das Anmeldeformular unter dem Link zur Veranstaltung an.

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Kiel Children's University

"Plaster or ambulance? When and why does a small electric shock tingle? And why can a large electric shock be dangerous?", with Professor Kay Schmidt-Rethmeier

Mittwoch, 18. Februar 2026, 13.45 Uhr

HAW Kiel, Hörsaal 6, Sokratesplatz 6

Experience exciting lectures, satisfy your curiosity and win great prizes - the Children's University offers children aged 8 to 14 a unique opportunity to combine knowledge with fun. Every semester, the Children's University opens up new horizons through the participation of researchers who present exciting topics.
The event is a partner ofScience Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 15.30 Uhr

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Regional Final Round "Jugend forscht"

Young talents from the region present their creative and innovative research projects in the fields of science, technology and mathematics. Participants from different age groups present their work to a jury of experts and an interested audience.

Donnerstag, 19. Februar 2026, 14.30 Uhr

Audimax der Fachhochschule Kiel - Sokratesplatz (Gebäude 18), Sokratesplatz 1

On 19 February 2026, HAW Kiel will open its doors for the exciting regional round of "Jugend forscht". In this competition, young talents from the region present their creative and innovative research projects in the fields of science, technology and mathematics. Participants from various age groups showcase their work to a panel of experts and an interested public.
This event not only offers a fascinating insight into the world of science, but also the opportunity to observe future research talents up close.

Ende ca. 16.00 Uhr

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Saturday Morning Engineering

Upper secondary students gain insights into engineering research on four Saturday mornings in February, presented by researchers from CAU and the surrounding region.

Samstag, 21. Februar 2026, 10.00 Uhr

Technische Fakultät, Gebäude D, Elisabethstraße 21

Do you want to interact with scientists? Hear exciting talks about topics of the future, like how the electricity grid of tomorrow could be designed, or how artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming part of our daily lives? Then this is the perfect opportunity for you. On four Saturdays, from February 7 to February 28, 2026, scientists from Kiel University and local companies will share how they got into science and the topics they are working on. They will take you on a journey into the world of engineering.

If you attend at least three out of four Saturdays, you will receive the Saturday Morning Engineering Diploma.

Program "Saturday Morning Engineering 2026"

Saturday, 07.02.2026
On the occasion of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (February 11, 2026), we have created a "Women in Engineering" day on February 7, 2026, during which three female professors from the three institutes of the Faculty of Engineering will present one of their research topics each:

  • 10:00 – The Field Speaks, We Translate – Prof. Dr. Martina Gerken (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Work Reloaded – The Future of Work between Humans and Machines – Prof. Dr. Sarah Oeste-Reiß (Computer Science)

  • 12:00 – Cost-Efficient and Sustainable Power Generation – Prof. Dr. Tayebeh Ameri (Mechanical Engineering)

Saturday, 14.02.2026

  • 10:00 – What We Can Learn from Jellyfish and Flies about Energy-Efficient Computers – Prof. Dr. Jan Steinkühler (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Drone Meets Microfluidics – Water Samples on the Fly – Jannika Rolfs (ET&IT)

  • 12:00 – The Power behind Power – Why the Energy Transition Fails without High-Performance Converters – Sebastian Brüske (Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen GmbH)

Saturday, 21.02.2026

  • 10:00 – The Bend in Optics Makes It Possible – Biosensing with a Photonic Crystal – Dr. Fabio Aldo Kraft (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Nanomaterials and Hot Air: Electricity into Heat and Back Again – Prof. Dr. Rainer Adelung (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 12:00 – Superpowers of Heat – How We Turn Waste Energy into Something New – Svenja Vanessa Herb (Climate Solutions, Danfoss GmbH)

Saturday, 28.02.2026

  • 10:00 – Magneto-Optical Microscopy – A Journey Inside Magnets – Prof. Dr. Jeffrey McCord (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 10:55 – Electron Microscopy: A Journey into the Nanocosmos – Prof. Dr. Lorenz Kienle (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 12:00 – Talkative Power – Talking Electricity for the Grid of the Future – Jakob Jacobsen, Maximilian Mewis (ET&IT)

The lecture series will take place on the East Campus of the Faculty of Engineering, Building D (Elisabethstraße 21, 24143 Kiel). Information about location and directions is available on the central website of the Faculty of Engineering. Participation is free of charge.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 13.00 Uhr

Haben wir Euer Interesse geweckt? Dann freuen wir uns, Euch bei Saturday Morning Engineering begrüßen zu dürfen. Eine Teilnahme an einzelnen oder allen Terminen ist ohne Anmeldung möglich. Möchtet Ihr das Saturday-Morning-Engineering-Diplom erwerben, meldet Euch bitte bis zum 31.01.26 über das Anmeldeformular unter dem Link zur Veranstaltung an.

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Bild: Christina Anders, Uni Kiel

Saturday Morning Engineering

Upper secondary students gain insights into engineering research on four Saturday mornings in February, presented by researchers from CAU and the surrounding region.

Samstag, 28. Februar 2026, 10.00 Uhr

Technische Fakultät, Gebäude D, Elisabethstraße 21

Do you want to interact with scientists? Hear exciting talks about topics of the future, like how the electricity grid of tomorrow could be designed, or how artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming part of our daily lives? Then this is the perfect opportunity for you. On four Saturdays, from February 7 to February 28, 2026, scientists from Kiel University and local companies will share how they got into science and the topics they are working on. They will take you on a journey into the world of engineering.

If you attend at least three out of four Saturdays, you will receive the Saturday Morning Engineering Diploma.

Program "Saturday Morning Engineering 2026"

Saturday, 07.02.2026
On the occasion of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (February 11, 2026), we have created a "Women in Engineering" day on February 7, 2026, during which three female professors from the three institutes of the Faculty of Engineering will present one of their research topics each:

  • 10:00 – The Field Speaks, We Translate – Prof. Dr. Martina Gerken (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Work Reloaded – The Future of Work between Humans and Machines – Prof. Dr. Sarah Oeste-Reiß (Computer Science)

  • 12:00 – Cost-Efficient and Sustainable Power Generation – Prof. Dr. Tayebeh Ameri (Mechanical Engineering)

Saturday, 14.02.2026

  • 10:00 – What We Can Learn from Jellyfish and Flies about Energy-Efficient Computers – Prof. Dr. Jan Steinkühler (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Drone Meets Microfluidics – Water Samples on the Fly – Jannika Rolfs (ET&IT)

  • 12:00 – The Power behind Power – Why the Energy Transition Fails without High-Performance Converters – Sebastian Brüske (Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen GmbH)

Saturday, 21.02.2026

  • 10:00 – The Bend in Optics Makes It Possible – Biosensing with a Photonic Crystal – Dr. Fabio Aldo Kraft (ET&IT)

  • 10:55 – Nanomaterials and Hot Air: Electricity into Heat and Back Again – Prof. Dr. Rainer Adelung (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 12:00 – Superpowers of Heat – How We Turn Waste Energy into Something New – Svenja Vanessa Herb (Climate Solutions, Danfoss GmbH)

Saturday, 28.02.2026

  • 10:00 – Magneto-Optical Microscopy – A Journey Inside Magnets – Prof. Dr. Jeffrey McCord (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 10:55 – Electron Microscopy: A Journey into the Nanocosmos – Prof. Dr. Lorenz Kienle (Mechanical Engineering)

  • 12:00 – Talkative Power – Talking Electricity for the Grid of the Future – Jakob Jacobsen, Maximilian Mewis (ET&IT)

The lecture series will take place on the East Campus of the Faculty of Engineering, Building D (Elisabethstraße 21, 24143 Kiel). Information about location and directions is available on the central website of the Faculty of Engineering. Participation is free of charge.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Ende ca. 13.00 Uhr

Haben wir Euer Interesse geweckt? Dann freuen wir uns, Euch bei Saturday Morning Engineering begrüßen zu dürfen. Eine Teilnahme an einzelnen oder allen Terminen ist ohne Anmeldung möglich. Möchtet Ihr das Saturday-Morning-Engineering-Diplom erwerben, meldet Euch bitte bis zum 31.01.26 über das Anmeldeformular unter dem Link zur Veranstaltung an.

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Schleswig-Holstein University Society (SHUG) lecture

Zustand und Perspektiven der Demokratie in Deutschland

Dienstag, 10. März 2026, 19.30 Uhr

Nordakademie - Hochschule der Wirtschaft, Köllner Chaussee 11

To give interested citizens an insight into the university's research work, talks/panel discussion

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.
Zustand und Perspektiven der Demokratie in Deutschland

Ende ca. 0 Uhr

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Exhibitions

Expedition to the World's Oceans

Exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle

Bundeskunsthalle, Helmut-Kohl-Allee 4

Exhibition from 2. Oktober 2025 until 6. April 2026

The world's oceans are considered the origin of all life on Earth. They provide raw materials, energy, food and transport routes, and function as a climate machine. Humans have been using waterways as global highways for 4,000 years, and it seems paradoxical that we now know more about the surface of the Moon and Mars than we do about the world's oceans, only 5% of whose depths have been explored.

Expedition to the World's Oceans focuses on three major themes: the deep sea with its mysterious habitats and fragile ecosystem, the oceans as a contested economic space and the basis of globalisation, and finally the oceans as a place of longing and a space for the transfer of people and ideas. These mysterious realms have always been a source of inspiration for imagination and creativity: in addition to original objects from nature, science and technology, historical works of art and contemporary positions highlight the threatened beauty of maritime flora and fauna and encourage reflection on the changing relationship between humans and the sea.

A collaboration between the Bundeskunsthalle and the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel.

Location: Bundeskunsthalle
Museumsmeile Bonn
Helmut-Kohl-Allee 4
53113 Bonn

Exhibition opening: 1 October 2025, 7 p.m., free admission

Opening hours: from 2 October 2025 to 6 April 2026 
Tuesday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Thursday to Sunday and on public holidays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The exhibition is partner of Science Comes to Town.

Exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle

Eintritt: Day ticket Allows admission to all exhibitions at these prices: One-way ticket 13 € One-way ticket reduced 6,50 € Group ticket 10,40 € from 10 persons p.p. Happy Hour Ticket (1 hour before closing time) 7 €

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Ab 16. Februar 2026Welcome to the Open Science Land

Exhibition at the ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics Three floors, several stops, a travel guide to open research: the exhibition “Expedition to the Open Science Land” invites visitors to explore open-science practices in economic research along a clearly signposted route.

ZBW – Leibniz-Informationszentrum Wirtschaft, Düsternbrooker Weg 120

Exhibition from 16. Februar 2026 until 31. Dezember 2026

Openness and transparency are becoming increasingly important in economic research—not least because results are expected to be traceable and usable for further research, policymaking, businesses and institutions. At the same time, questions of reproducibility are moving further into focus. This is where Open Science comes in: making data, methods and materials openly available makes it easier to scrutinise results and strengthens the integrity of research.

The exhibition “Expedition to the Open Science Land” is designed as a travel guide. It first provides orientation to the “geography” of the Open Science Land and then leads visitors to selected places where specific practices come to life.

The route is divided into three regions—planning, documentation and dissemination—and thus opens up stops along the research process. Along the way, visitors will encounter, among other things, the “Grand Hotel Registrarium”, the “Marketplace of Research Treasures”, the Open Access Library, and the “Bridge of Open Dialogue” between science and society. At the end of the trail, a Reflection Oasis invites visitors to consider the opportunities and challenges of Open Science in their own practice.
More information: www.expedition-open-science.org

Practical information for exhibition visitors
Address:
ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics
Düsternbrooker Weg 120
24105 Kiel

Opening hours:
Monday to Friday: 10.00 am to 6.00 pm

The exhibition is part of Science Comes to Town.
Exhibition at the ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics

Three floors, several stops, a travel guide to open research: the exhibition “Expedition to the Open Science Land” invites visitors to explore open-science practices in economic research along a clearly signposted route.

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About the partner cities and regions

About Kiel
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Kiel is investing in the next generation of scientists

In Kiel, the focus is, among other things, on inspiring young people to engage with science. For schools, teachers, and young people, existing programs such as “Rent-a-Scientist” are being expanded. The French counterpart is also being extended, and successful formats like children's universities are being relaunched and introduced in partner cities.

Citizen science projects and participatory formats provide additional hands-on experiences — both in the classroom and at events such as EUCYS (European Union Contest for Young Scientists). “I am particularly pleased that EUCYS, one of Europe’s most prestigious science competitions for young people, is coming to Kiel. This is a strong signal for education, innovation, and international cooperation,” emphasizes Ulf Kämpfer, Mayor of the City of Kiel.

 

All partners:

 Campus Business Box e.V.

  • Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
  • CINEMARE Meeresfilmfestival
  • CITTI-PARK Kiel
  • Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt
  • Duale Hochschule Schleswig-Holstein
  • Europa Union Schleswig-Holstein
  • Fachhochschule Kiel
  • GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel
  • GREEN SCREEN Naturfilmfestival
  • Investitionsbank Schleswig-Holstein
  • IPN - Leibniz-Institut für die Pädagogik der Naturwissenschaften und Mathematik
  • Industrie- und Handelskammer Kiel
  • Kiel Institut für Weltwirtschaft
  • Kiel Marketing e.V.
  • Kieler Wirtschaftsförderung (KiWi)
  • KielRegion GmbH
  • Landeshauptstadt Kiel
  • Staatskanzlei Schleswig-Holstein
  • Max-Planck-Institut für Evolutionsbiologie
  • Muthesius Kunsthochschule Kiel
  • Schleswig-Holsteinische Universitäts-Gesellschaft
  • Stiftung Jugend forscht e.V. (Jugend forscht e.V.)
  • The Bay Areas e.V.
  • Universitätsklinikum Schleswig-Holstein
  • Wissenschaftszentrum Kiel
  • ZBW – Leibniz-Informationszentrum Wirtschaft

  • ADEUPa, Agence d‘Urbanisme de Brest-Bretagne
  • Biotech Santé Bretagne
  • Brest Métropole
  • Brest‘aim (Océanopolis)
  • Brest Surf Film Festival
  • Bretagne Développement Innovation
  • Bretagne Vivante
  • Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Brest
  • Chambre de Commerce et d‘Industrie du Finistère / World Trade Center Brest
  • Conservatoire Botanique National de Brest
  • Côte Ouest
  • Eau Du Ponant
  • EPAGA - Bassin versant du fleuve de l‘Aulne et de l‘Hyères
  • IFREMER - Institut Français de Recherche pour l‘Exploitation de la Mer
  • IMT Atlantique
  • Labocéa
  • Le Fourneau
  • Les Ateliers des Capucins
  • Pays de Morlaix - Blue Valley
  • Petits Débrouillards
  • Pôle Mer Bretagne Atlantique
  • Syndicat de Bassin de L‘Elorn
  • Technopôle Brest-Iroise
  • Université de Bretagne Occidentale
  • Ville de Brest
  • Watch the Sea

  • Center of Excellence of the Split-Dalmatia County
  • Fotoklub Split
  • Grad Split
  • Institute for Adriatic Crops and Karst Reclamation
  • Kino Klub Split
  • Institute of Oceanography & Fisheries
  • Marko Marulic City Library Split
  • Sailing Club Zenta Split
  • Society of Technical Culture of the City of Split
  • The University of Split

  • Association for Robotics "Inovatic"
  • NORD University
  • Science Business Publishing
  • University of Algarve
  • University of Gdansk
  • University of Malta
  • Parthenope Univ of Naples

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