The Cluster of Excellence initiative "Imaginamics" at the University of Jena introduces itself as an initiative and would like to discuss, question and analyze social imaginations with you.

With a look through the microscope right into the past of Thuringia's landscapes. How old are our moors, when did the first meadows appear, what did the forests look like, where and how did people live and how did they influence their environment?

Research software development continues to gain in importance, especially in non-scientific fields. We will show you how zedif gives researchers the support they need to master this challenge.

What is a high-performance or mainframe computer and how does it work? We demonstrate this with TinyDraco, a miniature mainframe computer that you can touch and understand.

Data is boring? - Discover the sweet side of the world of data and explore questions about delicious research objects with us.

Test your knowledge of data and digitization!

Most of us are familiar with video games - but did you know that experiments that work like computer games are also used in research? Crack the high score and find out more about research into anxiety in children and young people!

"Psychotherapy is kind of a scary thing. All you do is play or lie around on the couch anyway." Gain an insight into the scientifically sound work of our psychotherapeutic university outpatient clinic and see for yourself.

Get to know the diversity of alphabetic writing! Go in search of the origins of our letters and discover unexpected similarities between scripts such as Hebrew, Cyrillic, Arabic and Latin!

AI systems learn from sample data and are already achieving incredible performance today. Using selected hands-on applications, we show what dangers can arise and how these can be avoided in the future.

Wheel of fortune on the topic of research data management

"Climate change has always existed!" - Yes, but it has little to do with today. Travel back in time with us and find out how climate and environmental change are studied using modern laboratory methods.

Gain an insight into artificial neural networks, the brains behind artificial intelligence (AI). Train your own neural network on site and then try it out.

Geophysical measurement data provides insights into the hidden world beneath our feet. They provide information about the structure of the earth down to its core as well as geological processes. This is essential for current tasks.

We explore the unknown habitat of microbes with the help of the treetop crane in Leipzig's alluvial forest at heights of up to 35 meters.