There are still many false claims circulating that play down the threat posed to the Earth by climate change. This article compares these claims with the scientific facts.

With this hands-on offer, you can program a microcontroller even without any previous knowledge.

Be part of an extraordinary journey into the world of space travel!

Immerse yourself in the exciting world of student research and handicrafts!

Experience live how geostationary satellites transmit images of the earth from a distance of 36,000 km and view breathtaking images of our planet.

Get a feel for current and voltage. What you should not do with the microwave. What happens when a charged capacitor is short-circuited.

Tinkering, programming and trying things out - the technology club for young engineers in grades 5-8 introduces itself.

Can music be transmitted using light? Can music be made visible? What is phase control, what does it do and how does it work? These questions are answered in illustrative experiments.

Where does sound come from? How does it spread? How does it affect people?

Imaging procedures in medicine are the product of different scientific sub-disciplines. Numerous interactive experiments on the subject of optics and machine learning are used to present the basics of these sub-disciplines and their application.

Metal name badges are designed on a mobile laser marking system.

Implementation of bionic structures for filtration using 3D printing.

Injection molding also possible in small series

A star for the Christmas tree. See how laser radiation can be used to process wood and other materials in a variety of ways.

Visualization of processes with a high-speed camera in the context of laser-based joining technology