On 19 October 2024, Goethe University’s science talk “Wissen Angezapft” (Knowledge on Tap) is hosting an ELEMENTS-scientist once again: Camilla Juul Hansen talks about the “Milky Way: From the Big Bang to Now”, joined by
The Frankfurter Kunstverein’s exhibition “The Presence of Absence” delves into the concepts of change and transience, and how these are represented in art. A unique aspect of the exhibition is the dialogue between contemporary art
The electron accelerator S-DALINAC at the Institute for Nuclear Physics, in use since 1964, rarely opens to the public. However, on October 1st, guests from science and politics gathered to celebrate its milestone anniversary. Professor
19.10.2024 Two researchers, a moderator, (a bar counter), and live music: In this unconventional science talk by Goethe University Frankfurt, the conversation revolves around scientific breakthroughs and flops, triumphs and frustrations, and most importantly, what
01.10.2024 We are celebrating 60 years of electron acceleration (along with 70 years of CERN) in Darmstadt with an Open House at the Institute for Nuclear Physics. There will be guided tours, an exhibition and
14.09.2024 Frankfurt’s Children’s University will be visiting the shopping centre “NordWestZentrum” for a day and our interactive Neutron Star comes along! There will be a number of things to try out for everyone and even
On 21 June 2024, Campus Riedberg in Frankfurt opened its doors again to the public by celebrating this year’s Night of Science. Taking place all night long from 5 p.m. to 5 a.m., the event
06.07.2024 On 6 July 2024, FIAS is hosting the first Open Day in its 20-year history! Discover exciting insights into the world of science, interactive exhibitions and much more on the Riedberg campus. ELEMENTS will
21.06.2024 It will be getting late again this year! From 6 to 10 pm you can explore our interactive neutron star at the annual Night of Science. As usual, ELEMENTS-scientists are holding talks throughout the
At the end of April, the annual Girls’Day took place at the Technical University of Darmstadt with ten students aged 13 to 17 from all over the Rhine-Main area. They took a tour of the
