Vienna transforms town hall into research laboratory - discover your future!

Vienna transforms town hall into research laboratory - discover your future!

Wien, Österreich - The city of Vienna transforms the town hall into an interactive research laboratory that presents more than 30 exciting stations from science and technology. From March 21 to 23, 2025, the Wiener Research Festival All citizens, fascinating insights into current research projects. Mayor Michael Ludwig emphasizes that access to knowledge and research should be free - a goal that is clearly pursued with this festival. "Vienna stands for excellent research that is open to everyone and benefits equally," said Ludwig. The aim is to design the future through interactive experiments and discussions with scientists.

One of the highlights of the festival is a creative research café, where on Saturday, March 22nd, information that appeals to the audience will be presented in short lectures. This area aims to inform adults about the latest knowledge of research and to illustrate the relevance of science and technology in everyday life. Dominic Weiss, Managing Director of the Vienna Economic Agency, notes: "We are sure that the research festival will also be stormed again this year. Not only the guests, but also all exhibiting universities, universities of applied sciences and companies are there with great enthusiasm." The variety ranges from air conditioning technologies to artificial intelligence; There is even a robot that prepares pancakes independently!

professional perspectives and innovative technologies

The Vienna Research Festival not only gives the participants the opportunity to satisfy their curiosity, but also to discover interesting professional fields in science and technology. Experts from various institutions show which inventions from Vienna have emerged and how they influence the current lifestyle. "From March 21 to 23, the research festival brings children, young people, but also adults to developments in science, research and technology," said the organizers. Admission is free and the event promises an exciting and educational time for the whole family. Further information can be found on the website of TU Vienna