What will tomorrow’s energy supply look like—and which aspects of it are already a reality in Jena today? The City of Jena’s exhibition *ENERGY—WHAT MOVES US* provides answers to these and other questions about the energy transition.

Magnetism is one of the few physical phenomena that humans cannot grasp with their senses. However, the invisible forces between magnetic materials still fascinate people today.

Polymers are omnipresent in our lives and their properties are unbeatable.

The "Kamishibai" storytelling theater opens its curtain for the Long Night of Science in Schiller's Garden House. Immerse yourself in Leo Lionni's imaginative world of pictures and experience the story of Frederick the little field mouse.

Under the microscope, not only the hidden details of the structures created using IR lasers appear.

What to do if stirring or briefly shaking is not enough to mix different components?

With "Circus Minimus" experiment sets, even the youngest children can experience the exciting world of smart materials

Foam plaster is obtained by foaming a mixture of plaster and water. The mixture must then harden. Foam plaster is particularly suitable for use as a lightweight material in the construction industry.

Immerse yourself in the projects of the Vogtland pioneers and join in the puzzle!

Meet our lab heroes Iris, SELMA, FeliX, and Spencer

Why is the banana crooked?

Learn more about the evolution of hominins, the domestication of plants and animals, and human migration.