When? The Long Night of Sciences begins at five p.m.
Where? At PIK in and around the Michelsonhaus (A31) on the Telegrafenberg.
The lectures will be held in German language, but since most scientists are fluent in English the information booths and experiments can be explained in English according to demand.
from five p.m. information booths with researchers in the rotunda:
- Caves - treasure troves of (climate) science
- Internet platform climate consequences in Germany
- Copernicus Project Ariadne: The red thread through the energy transition
- How do we organize the food of the future? The Food System Economics Commission introduces itself
Experiments:
- 5-8 p.m.: How do ocean currents form? An experiment for children
- 6-10 p.m.: The famous Michelson experiment (East Tower, entrance outside at A31)
Climate Change Challenge - Lectures in the Great Dome:
- 5.30 p.m.: Children's lecture with Georg Feulner: Warum sind die Dinos ausgestorben?
- 6.30 p.m.: Claudia Huneke: Mit Sojaschnitzel die Welt retten - was gesund für dich ist, hilft auch dem Planeten.
- 7.30 p.m.: Nico Wunderling: Kippelemente des Klimasystems - Wie unser Handeln das Gleichgewicht der Erde beeinflusst.
- 8.30 p.m.: Anders Levermann: Die Faltung der Welt - Ein Weg aus Klimakrise und Wachstumsdilemma
- 9.30 p.m.: Frederike Bartels and Cornelia Auer: Herausforderung Energiewende - Ist Deutschland auf Kurs zur Klimaneutralität?
Delicious snacks and cool drinks will be offered around the building by Café Freundlich - from soft ice cream to pasta, quiche and salad, from grilled bratwurst to vegetarian or vegan dishes.
Further information on the program of the Long Night of Science in Berlin and Potsdam and tickets: https://www.langenachtderwissenschaften.de/programm
https://shops.ticketmasterpartners.com/lange-nacht-der-wissenschaften
