Discover the night of science: fascinating experiments await you!

Discover the night of science: fascinating experiments await you!

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring 23, 92224 Amberg, Deutschland - science meets curiosity: The East Bavarian Technical University (OTH) Amberg-Weiden opens its gates on Friday, October 25th, from 18 to midnight to the exciting “Night of Science”. Professor Dr. Clemens Bulitta, President of the University, emphasizes that science is in all areas of life. The aim of the event is to ask questions and find answers to the most unusual topics, because "science means trying out, amazement and answers to the most unusual questions," he explains.

The event offers a variety of activities, including laboratory guides and lectures that enable everyone to experience science up close. "Our university is very practice -oriented," emphasizes Bulitta. This means that learning is through active participation and practical experience. "We would like to invite everyone to approach science without fear of contact," he adds.

That is offered in Amberg

A particularly attractive program is offered for families. Children can look forward to exciting experiments, understandable lectures and interactive workshops that aim to play scientific concepts in a playful way. The highlights in Amberg include a lecture on curious studies, an impressive Tesla coil that creates music, as well as experiments on flow mechanics, chemistry and artificial intelligence.

But there is also a lot to discover in Weiden. Here, visitors have the opportunity to explore the anatomy or program themselves with VR glasses. Lectures on innovations and the future of the financial industry complete the program. In total, the participants expect more than 100 program items that take place in both cities.

Lumina festival as a cultural highlight

A bus shuttle ensures that the two locations that commute every 45 minutes. This allows visitors to enjoy the attractions in Amberg and willow without trouble. The well -being of the guests is also culinary. Another highlight of the Night of Science is the impressive facade illumination at both locations designed by students and international media artists. These lighting works provide insights into the inner life of the OTH and shed light on the different faculties and research areas.

The "Night of Science" will take place on Friday, October 25th, from 6 p.m. to midnight at OTH in Amberg, Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring 23. Entry is free of charge and promises an exciting evening for everyone who is interested in science and their application. For detailed information about the event, www.onetz.de A comprehensive overview of the program and the individual events.