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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T110000
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SUMMARY:STEM? STEM! Take on the challenge.
DESCRIPTION:Take on the challenge and dive into the fascinating world of math\, computer science\, natural sciences\, and technology (MINT). Complete the roughly 30-minute course in the Startbahn 29 tent. Solve tricky puzzles using technologies such as 3D printers\, microcontrollers\, or a thermal imaging camera. \nIn the Startbahn 29 lab\, you can experience what it’s like to be a scientist or an astronaut for a change. Slip into the appropriate outfits and capture this moment in the photo booth. Who knows when you’ll look back on this moment later in life. \nRunway 29 is the experimental lab for young researchers at the Zurich Innovation Park and inspires over 4\,000 children and teens aged 6 to 16 to get excited about STEM every year. Curious? Stop by! \n“Aha” moments and fun learning experiences for young and old are guaranteed. No prior knowledge is required.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/stem-stem-take-on-the-challenge/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T113000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T120000
DTSTAMP:20260808T134841Z
CREATED:20260727T125638Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T134841Z
UID:13181-1787398200-1787400000@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Autonome Renndrohnen: Schneller als von Menschen gesteuert
DESCRIPTION:Two drones and no human pilot. In this live demonstration\, autonomous drones speed through a course marked by rectangular gates. Their only view of the world comes from an onboard camera: no GPS\, no external motion-tracking system and no remote pilot telling them where to go. \nJust as a human racer watches the track and reacts\, each drone must interpret the images it sees\, decide where to fly and control its movements in real time. \nBehind this fast-paced demonstration lie years of research in robotics\, computer vision and artificial intelligence. How can a machine turn pixels into safe\, agile action? How does it learn to cope with speed\, uncertainty and an opponent sharing the course? \nWatch the race unfold and discover how researchers at the University of Zurich’s Robotics and Perception Group create knowledge by combining mathematical models\, simulated training and experiments on real flying robots. Will the two drone cross the finish line?
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/autonomous-racing-drones-faster-than-those-piloted-by-humans/
CATEGORIES:For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Show
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T113000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T121500
DTSTAMP:20260808T135634Z
CREATED:20260727T125638Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T135634Z
UID:13203-1787398200-1787400900@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Beat the fastest autonomous model racing car
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to ForzaETH\, a passionate team of students from ETH Zurich.We are delighted to share our world of robotics with you. \nHave you ever wondered how a car learns to drive itself? That is exactly what we explore here\, building small\, intelligent racing cars that navigate tracks using advanced software and sensors – it is a bit like teaching a robot to see and make quick decisions. \nIn our presentation we show you how this technology works. We’ll start with a short introduction to our team and explain in simple terms how our little cars “think” and perceive the track around them. Afterward\, the track is open for you! \nYou will have the chance to step up and race against our autonomous car yourself. It is a fun\, interactive way to experience how technology responds in real-time. Whether you are young or young at heart\, we invite you to test your skills on the circuit. \n Make sure you pick up a free ticket in good time\, come by\, ask questions\, and discover the future of mobility with us!
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/beat-the-fastest-autonomous-model-racing-car/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Show
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Forzaethcar_2500.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T121500
DTSTAMP:20260727T125640Z
CREATED:20260727T125640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260727T125640Z
UID:13423-1787400000-1787400900@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:AMZ Racing: From zero to one hundred in 0.956 seconds
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to AMZ Racing—where passion drives innovation\, and dedication powers performance. We are a dynamic team of engineering students committed to designing\, building\, and racing high-performance single-seat race cars. Competing annually in the prestigious Formula Student competition\, we pit our skills against over 100 universities worldwide. From initial concept to the roaring finish line\, we push the boundaries of engineering to create a winning machine. \nThe race cars consist of countless different parts whereas most of them are self-developed. For example\, one highlight that can be seen is our 15th generation self-developed motor completely tailored to our specific requirements. The chassis is made from carbon fibre designed and manufactured by the team in house. Same goes for the aerodynamic package which has been optimized by running over 2000 different simulations and afterwards validated in a wind tunnel \nOur students do not only conceptualize\, design\, manufacture and build our car but they also do rigorous testing and tuning to extract the full potential of the car. Additionally\, the car can navigate fully autonomously through the racetrack without knowing the path beforehand. Research in this field has pushed our technology to a point where we get closer to beating the human driver. For this we rewrite our whole autonomous software pipeline every year and try to find improvements in all areas. \n  \nBe sure to also visit us at our booth to ask any questions you may have.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/amz-racing-from-zero-to-one-hundred-in-0-956-seconds/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Show
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Image2_2500.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T123000
DTSTAMP:20260808T134507Z
CREATED:20260727T125636Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T134507Z
UID:13056-1787400000-1787401800@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Entdecken Sie\, wo Zukunft entsteht: Der Innovationspark Zürich stellt sich vor
DESCRIPTION:How do you build a space for inventions that don’t fit on a lab bench? Who is working here to develop the solutions of tomorrow? And what do soccer fields have to do with it? \nAt the Innovation Park Zurich\, numerous people from the fields of research\, business\, and society are already working together on new technologies. With the park’s continued expansion\, they will have even more space here in the future to explore ideas\, develop prototypes\, and test new solutions in areas such as robotics\, mobility\, aerospace\, and new manufacturing methods – solutions that can transform and improve our daily lives. \nIn this half-hour presentation\, you’ll learn what’s being built on the site in Dübendorf\, who’s collaborating here\, and why the Innovation Park Zurich is important for Zurich and the entire region. You’ll gain exciting insights\, discover surprising facts\, and get answers to your questions. \nYou can also view the model outside of presentation hours. The Innovation Park Zurich team looks forward to your visit and is available to answer any questions you may have. \n  \nOther events by the Innovation Park Zurich at Scientifica:\nBooth: Discover where the future takes shape: introducing the Innovation Park Zurich\nSaturday\, 22. August 2026\, Dübendorf
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/discover-where-the-future-takes-shape-introducing-the-innovation-park-zurich/
CATEGORIES:For all / families,German,Guided Tours,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T123000
DTSTAMP:20260808T133904Z
CREATED:20260727T125640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T133904Z
UID:13224-1787400000-1787401800@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:The Aesthetics of Wonder: The Beauty of Earth and the Universe in Images
DESCRIPTION:Two black holes merging\, aerial views of the Eye of the Sahara\, or simulations of entire galaxies: Images created by or for research showcase the Earth and space from an aesthetic perspective as well. This guided tour through the exhibition will not only give you a closer look at the images\, but also at the research behind them. \nBy pairing Earth observation and astronomical imagery\, new perspectives emerge: Earth appears as one planet among many planets\, with structures that echo across the cosmos. The curators intentionally worked at the edge of abstraction – resulting in a scientific and aesthetic “cabinet of wonders”\, with images that incentivize to dive into the research behind them. \nThe special exhibition “Aesthetics of Wonder” was conceived to mark the opening of the UZH Space Hub at the Switzerland Innovation Park Zurich (IPZ) to celebrate the collaboration between experts of different disciplines\, united by a passion for space exploration and research. After exhibits at EPFL\, ETH Zürich\, UZH and PSI\, the images have now made the full circle and are back here\, at home at IPZ. \nThe exhibition shall foster dialogue between science\, art\, and the public\, promoting discovery and innovation.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/the-aesthetics-of-wonder-the-beauty-of-earth-and-the-universe-in-images/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,Guided Tours,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/duebendorf-1_2500.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T124500
DTSTAMP:20260729T074145Z
CREATED:20260727T125641Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T074145Z
UID:12057-1787400000-1787402700@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Von der Schulbank zum Mond: Die Reise von Stellar Alpina
DESCRIPTION:How does an idea born in a student environment turn into a space company of its own that takes off like a rocket? Victor Elliesen takes you on the journey of four friends who were able to channel their enthusiasm for space into various projects during their studies before founding a startup. Student teams like ARIS played a key role in this process. \nIn his presentation\, Victor not only discusses technology and space exploration\, but also highlights the people behind them: young teams who take on responsibility\, weather setbacks\, bounce back\, and work together to bring ideas to life that initially seem impossible. \nThis short lecture shows why student initiatives are much more than just a hobby alongside one’s studies. They are places where friendships are formed. It is an environment in which young people develop technical skills\, where their resilience grows\, and where entrepreneurial courage can flourish. Stellar Alpina emerged from precisely this environment and pursues the vision of reimagining mobility in space: from orbit to beyond the Moon.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/von-der-schulbank-zum-mond-die-reise-von-stellar-alpina/
CATEGORIES:Adults,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Short lecture,Teenagers (12-16 years)
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Stellar_ENG_ProductShots-19_2500.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T124500
DTSTAMP:20260729T074126Z
CREATED:20260727T125641Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T074126Z
UID:10910-1787400000-1787402700@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Scars Are Cool\, But Dolphins Are Cooler
DESCRIPTION:What if dolphins could help us understand how wounds heal without scarring? When mammals returned to life in the ocean\, their skin changed in remarkable ways. Dolphins can recover from injuries with surprising speed and efficiency\, offering clues to the biology of regeneration. By studying the skin of whales\, dolphins and sea lions\, researchers are uncovering insights that could one day improve wound healing in humans – and help protect marine mammals in the wild.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/scars-are-cool-but-dolphins-are-cooler/
CATEGORIES:Adults,English,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Short lecture,Teenagers (12-16 years)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T130000
DTSTAMP:20260808T134252Z
CREATED:20260727T125630Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T134252Z
UID:12755-1787400000-1787403600@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Waves in action: experiencing and understanding vibrations
DESCRIPTION:How do earthquakes happen? Can a laser listen to music? And how can invisible waves knock over LEGO figures? \nIn this interactive workshop\, you will discover the fascinating world of waves and vibrations. Across four hands-on demonstrations\, you’ll experience how researchers at ETH Zurich measure\, visualize\, and control waves. \nCreate your own miniature “earthquake” and watch the seismic signals appear live on screen. Listen to music recorded not with a microphone\, but with a laser that measures tiny vibrations. Experience how sound can almost disappear through noise cancellation\, and see how invisible waves can be focused to knock over LEGO figures. \nSuitable for children\, teenagers\, and adults alike – join in\, explore\, and be amazed. No prior knowledge is required.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/waves-in-action-experiencing-and-understanding-vibrations/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T140000
DTSTAMP:20260808T133135Z
CREATED:20260727T125639Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T133135Z
UID:12029-1787400000-1787407200@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Learning by doing: Bauen Sie Ihren personalisierten Prototyp
DESCRIPTION:The workshops in Hangar 3 are opening their doors to you. For two hours\, you’ll have access to the machines and tools that students and young entrepreneurs use to turn their ideas into prototypes and test them. \nUnder expert guidance\, you’ll build your own personalized prototype in this workshop—you’ll solder\, laser\, and 3D-print. At the end\, you’ll have a souvenir from Scientifica that you can take home with you.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/learning-by-doing-bauen-sie-ihren-personalisierten-prototyp/
CATEGORIES:Adults,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Teenagers (12-16 years),Workshops
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/prototyp_2500.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T130000
DTSTAMP:20260808T135348Z
CREATED:20260727T125621Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T135348Z
UID:10017-1787401800-1787403600@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Die Verblüffende Welt der Physik
DESCRIPTION:How do you make a balloon disappear? When does it pop – and when not? Can you turn a cup full of water upside down without spilling a drop? What happens when it gets really cold – much colder than on Earth? And how do you blow out a candle from five meters away without moving a step? \nIn this show\, we ask all sorts of questions like these – and answer them not with words\, but right before your eyes. Astonishing\, playful and sometimes with a big bang: something falls yet remains suspended in the air for a moment; something flows out of a container as if by itself; pendulums suddenly swing in unison; and by the end\, it gets truly spectacular. \nUltimately\, there’s a simple law of nature behind every effect. But before you understand why\, there’s only one thing to do: marvel. That’s exactly what this show is made for.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/the-amazing-world-of-physics/
CATEGORIES:For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Show
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/stickstoff_ballon_2500.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T130000
DTSTAMP:20260808T133437Z
CREATED:20260727T125639Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T133437Z
UID:12550-1787401800-1787403600@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Hyperloop – The Transportation of the Future
DESCRIPTION:Hyperloop is an innovative transportation system in which travel capsules glide through a nearly vacuum-sealed tube\, reaching speeds on the ground that are nearly as fast as those of an airplane. EuroTube is building a research and demonstration facility for this technology at the IPZ. The goal is to construct the future Hyperloop infrastructure in a cost-effective\, rapid\, and sustainable manner. \nAt the active construction site of the test facility\, visitors can view not only a Hyperloop test vehicle (“pod”) but also the airlock for the DemoTube facility. \nAre you interested in how we might travel in the near future and what research is being done to advance the technology beyond the testing phase? Then we look forward to welcoming you on our 30-minute tour! \n  \nOther events surrounding Hyperloop at Scientifica:\nBooth und Show: Swissloop – The Future Races Through the Tube\nSaturday\, 22. August 2026
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/hyperloop-verkehrsmittel-der-zukunft/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,Guided Tours,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T133000
DTSTAMP:20260808T142525Z
CREATED:20260808T141303Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T142525Z
UID:14342-1787403600-1787405400@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Swissloop - The Future Races Through the Tube
DESCRIPTION:Hyperloop is considered one of the most revolutionary transportation technologies of our time: Passengers and cargo could one day travel between cities at speeds exceeding 1\,000 km/h—faster than any airplane\, quieter than any train\, and using a fraction of the energy. \nSwissloop is the Hyperloop student team at ETH Zurich. We are developing a prototype pod that glides through a vacuum-sealed tube\, propelled by electromagnets and guided by intelligent control systems. \nOur team consists of mechanical engineering\, electrical engineering\, and computer science students from ETH Zurich who are working together on the mobility of tomorrow. Every subsystem—from the propulsion system to the levitation system to the control software—is developed and built entirely by students. The project is thus not only pioneering technological work but also a valuable contribution to the hands-on training of tomorrow’s engineers. Every year at European Hyperloop Week\, we compete against the best student teams from around the world. This competition drives us to continuously advance our technology while making a real contribution to the future of transportation. \nBe sure to also come to our booth\, where we’ll show you our Pod and will be happy to answer your questions. \nOther events surrounding Hyperloop at Scientifica:\nGuided tour: Hyperloop – Verkehrsmittel der Zukunft\nSaturday\, 22. August 2026\, 12.30; 13.30; 14.30; 15.30 \nTeam\nProf. Dr. Laura De Lorenzis\nLuise Rau\nTimon Elias Moser\nAdriano Airaldi\nBond Bretting\nJérôme Widmer\nLina De Windt\nTanner Greenleaf\nGregor Fust\nElias Attallah\nClara Segura\nLino Birchler\nNicolas Längerich\nMatteo De Melgazzi\nLoïc André\nPascale Sigrist\nCharles Cope\nJames Schatzmann\nYanik Schwab\nFabio Nauer\nLeonardo Berger\nSarah Schildknecht\nHanna Dangel\nZoe Hemmeter\nHengjia Ren\nSantiago Schmiedel Malpica\nUrs Kobler\nThomas Moerschell\nDennis Täschler\nLukas von Briel\nAugustin Lelièvre\nPatrice Tobler\nGian Paredes\nFabian Repplinger\nJan Weikamp\nSofie Burkhardt\nAndzej Gedzo
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/swissloop-the-future-races-through-the-tube-2/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Show
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Pod_EHW-1_2500.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T134500
DTSTAMP:20260808T135738Z
CREATED:20260727T125638Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T135738Z
UID:13208-1787403600-1787406300@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Beat the fastest autonomous model racing car
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to ForzaETH\, a passionate team of students from ETH Zurich.We are delighted to share our world of robotics with you. \nHave you ever wondered how a car learns to drive itself? That is exactly what we explore here\, building small\, intelligent racing cars that navigate tracks using advanced software and sensors – it is a bit like teaching a robot to see and make quick decisions. \nIn our presentation we show you how this technology works. We’ll start with a short introduction to our team and explain in simple terms how our little cars “think” and perceive the track around them. Afterward\, the track is open for you! \nYou will have the chance to step up and race against our autonomous car yourself. It is a fun\, interactive way to experience how technology responds in real-time. Whether you are young or young at heart\, we invite you to test your skills on the circuit. \n Make sure you pick up a free ticket in good time\, come by\, ask questions\, and discover the future of mobility with us!
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/beat-the-fastest-autonomous-model-racing-car-1/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Show
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Forzaethcar_2500.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T134500
DTSTAMP:20260729T073914Z
CREATED:20260727T125641Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T073914Z
UID:12049-1787403600-1787406300@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:PFAS – Stoffe\, die unsere Welt verändern
DESCRIPTION:PFAS are found in many everyday products and raise major questions for researchers\, policymakers\, and society. In this short lecture\, Prof. Dr. Manfred Heuberger explains what PFAS are\, why they are so useful from a technical standpoint\, and why they are also a cause for concern in terms of both the environment and human health. Finally\, we’ll take a look at how we might deal with these “forever chemicals” over the next ten years. \n  \nOther events surrounding PFAS at Scientifica:\nBooth: PFAS – the “forever chemicals”\nSaturday\, 22. August 2026\, Dübendorf
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/pfas-stoffe-die-unsere-welt-verandern/
CATEGORIES:Adults,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Short lecture,Teenagers (12-16 years)
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Empa-PFAS_2500.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T134500
DTSTAMP:20260808T132510Z
CREATED:20260727T125641Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T132510Z
UID:11628-1787403600-1787406300@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:From Space to the Doctor's Office
DESCRIPTION:Why do astronauts often experience back pain in space\, and why is their risk of a herniated disc up to four times higher after returning to Earth? In zero gravity\, muscles\, intervertebral discs\, and the stability of the spine undergo changes. What researchers discover about this not only helps make future missions to the Moon and Mars safer. It also opens up new approaches to better prevent and treat back pain on Earth.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/vom-all-in-die-arztpraxis/
CATEGORIES:Adults,English,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Short lecture,Teenagers (12-16 years)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T134500
DTSTAMP:20260727T125640Z
CREATED:20260727T125640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260727T125640Z
UID:13428-1787405400-1787406300@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:AMZ Racing: From zero to one hundred in 0.956 seconds
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to AMZ Racing—where passion drives innovation\, and dedication powers performance. We are a dynamic team of engineering students committed to designing\, building\, and racing high-performance single-seat race cars. Competing annually in the prestigious Formula Student competition\, we pit our skills against over 100 universities worldwide. From initial concept to the roaring finish line\, we push the boundaries of engineering to create a winning machine. \nThe race cars consist of countless different parts whereas most of them are self-developed. For example\, one highlight that can be seen is our 15th generation self-developed motor completely tailored to our specific requirements. The chassis is made from carbon fibre designed and manufactured by the team in house. Same goes for the aerodynamic package which has been optimized by running over 2000 different simulations and afterwards validated in a wind tunnel \nOur students do not only conceptualize\, design\, manufacture and build our car but they also do rigorous testing and tuning to extract the full potential of the car. Additionally\, the car can navigate fully autonomously through the racetrack without knowing the path beforehand. Research in this field has pushed our technology to a point where we get closer to beating the human driver. For this we rewrite our whole autonomous software pipeline every year and try to find improvements in all areas. \n  \nBe sure to also visit us at our booth to ask any questions you may have.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/amz-racing-from-zero-to-one-hundred-in-0-956-seconds-1/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Show
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://scientifica.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Image2_2500.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T140000
DTSTAMP:20260808T135025Z
CREATED:20260727T125638Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T135025Z
UID:13186-1787405400-1787407200@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Autonomous Racing Drones: Faster Than Those Piloted by Humans
DESCRIPTION:Two drones and no human pilot. In this live demonstration\, autonomous drones speed through a course marked by rectangular gates. Their only view of the world comes from an onboard camera: no GPS\, no external motion-tracking system and no remote pilot telling them where to go. \nJust as a human racer watches the track and reacts\, each drone must interpret the images it sees\, decide where to fly and control its movements in real time. \nBehind this fast-paced demonstration lie years of research in robotics\, computer vision and artificial intelligence. How can a machine turn pixels into safe\, agile action? How does it learn to cope with speed\, uncertainty and an opponent sharing the course? \nWatch the race unfold and discover how researchers at the University of Zurich’s Robotics and Perception Group create knowledge by combining mathematical models\, simulated training and experiments on real flying robots. Will the two drone cross the finish line?
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/autonomous-racing-drones-faster-than-those-piloted-by-humans-1/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Show
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T140000
DTSTAMP:20260808T133659Z
CREATED:20260727T125639Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T133659Z
UID:13389-1787405400-1787407200@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Hyperloop – The Transportation of the Future
DESCRIPTION:Hyperloop is an innovative transportation system in which travel capsules glide through a nearly vacuum-sealed tube\, reaching speeds on the ground that are nearly as fast as those of an airplane. EuroTube is building a research and demonstration facility for this technology at the IPZ. The goal is to construct the future Hyperloop infrastructure in a cost-effective\, rapid\, and sustainable manner. \nAt the active construction site of the test facility\, visitors can view not only a Hyperloop test vehicle (“pod”) but also the airlock for the DemoTube facility. \nAre you interested in how we might travel in the near future and what research is being done to advance the technology beyond the testing phase? Then we look forward to welcoming you on our 30-minute tour! \n  \nOther events surrounding Hyperloop at Scientifica:\nBooth und Show: Swissloop – The Future Races Through the Tube\nSaturday\, 22. August 2026
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/hyperloop-verkehrsmittel-der-zukunft-1/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,Guided Tours,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T143000
DTSTAMP:20260808T134212Z
CREATED:20260727T125630Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T134212Z
UID:12760-1787405400-1787409000@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Waves in action: experiencing and understanding vibrations
DESCRIPTION:How do earthquakes happen? Can a laser listen to music? And how can invisible waves knock over LEGO figures? \nIn this interactive workshop\, you will discover the fascinating world of waves and vibrations. Across four hands-on demonstrations\, you’ll experience how researchers at ETH Zurich measure\, visualize\, and control waves. \nCreate your own miniature “earthquake” and watch the seismic signals appear live on screen. Listen to music recorded not with a microphone\, but with a laser that measures tiny vibrations. Experience how sound can almost disappear through noise cancellation\, and see how invisible waves can be focused to knock over LEGO figures. \nSuitable for children\, teenagers\, and adults alike – join in\, explore\, and be amazed. No prior knowledge is required.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/waves-in-action-experiencing-and-understanding-vibrations-1/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T143000
DTSTAMP:20260728T091707Z
CREATED:20260727T125636Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260728T091707Z
UID:13063-1787407200-1787409000@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Discover where the future takes shape: introducing the Innovation Park Zurich
DESCRIPTION:How do you build a space for inventions that don’t fit on a lab bench? Who is working here to develop the solutions of tomorrow? And what do soccer fields have to do with it? \nAt the Innovation Park Zurich\, numerous people from the fields of research\, business\, and society are already working together on new technologies. With the park’s continued expansion\, they will have even more space here in the future to explore ideas\, develop prototypes\, and test new solutions in areas such as robotics\, mobility\, aerospace\, and new manufacturing methods – solutions that can transform and improve our daily lives. \nIn this half-hour presentation\, you’ll learn what’s being built on the site in Dübendorf\, who’s collaborating here\, and why the Innovation Park Zurich is important for Zurich and the entire region. You’ll gain exciting insights\, discover surprising facts\, and get answers to your questions. \nYou can also view the model outside of presentation hours. The Innovation Park Zurich team looks forward to your visit and is available to answer any questions you may have. \n  \nOther events by the Innovation Park Zurich at Scientifica:\nBooth: Discover where the future takes shape: introducing the Innovation Park Zurich\nSaturday\, 22. August 2026\, Dübendorf
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/discover-where-the-future-takes-shape-introducing-the-innovation-park-zurich-1/
CATEGORIES:For all / families,German,Guided Tours,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T143000
DTSTAMP:20260808T133944Z
CREATED:20260727T125640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T133944Z
UID:13412-1787407200-1787409000@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:The Aesthetics of Wonder: The Beauty of Earth and the Universe in Images
DESCRIPTION:Two black holes merging\, aerial views of the Eye of the Sahara\, or simulations of entire galaxies: Images created by or for research showcase the Earth and space from an aesthetic perspective as well. This guided tour through the exhibition will not only give you a closer look at the images\, but also at the research behind them. \nBy pairing Earth observation and astronomical imagery\, new perspectives emerge: Earth appears as one planet among many planets\, with structures that echo across the cosmos. The curators intentionally worked at the edge of abstraction – resulting in a scientific and aesthetic “cabinet of wonders”\, with images that incentivize to dive into the research behind them. \nThe special exhibition “Aesthetics of Wonder” was conceived to mark the opening of the UZH Space Hub at the Switzerland Innovation Park Zurich (IPZ) to celebrate the collaboration between experts of different disciplines\, united by a passion for space exploration and research. After exhibits at EPFL\, ETH Zürich\, UZH and PSI\, the images have now made the full circle and are back here\, at home at IPZ. \nThe exhibition shall foster dialogue between science\, art\, and the public\, promoting discovery and innovation.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/the-aesthetics-of-wonder-the-beauty-of-earth-and-the-universe-in-images-1/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,Guided Tours,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T144500
DTSTAMP:20260728T092426Z
CREATED:20260727T125641Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260728T092426Z
UID:13036-1787407200-1787409900@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Toward a More Sustainable Future with Robots
DESCRIPTION:How can robots help us better protect our environment and make cities more sustainable? Prof. Dr. Mirko Kovač demonstrates how innovations from Empa’s Competence Center for Sustainability Robotics are redefining our relationship with nature and the built environment. Autonomous aerial and multimodal robots from his lab monitor the environment\, contribute to smarter buildings\, and carry out missions under extreme conditions. \nDiscover how sustainability robotics connects research\, industry\, government\, and society\, and paves the way toward a more sustainable future. \n  \nOther events by the Competence Centre for Sustainability Robotics at Scientifica:\nBooth: Robotics for a Sustainable Future\nSaturday\, 22. August 2026\, Dübendorf
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/toward-a-more-sustainable-future-with-robots/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Short lecture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T144500
DTSTAMP:20260729T073744Z
CREATED:20260727T125641Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T073744Z
UID:11215-1787407200-1787409900@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:New Space in Dübendorf
DESCRIPTION:The space industry is on the verge of a major transformation: Following the planned decommissioning of the International Space Station (ISS)\, low Earth orbit will increasingly be shaped by private space stations\, reusable rockets\, and declining transportation costs. Highly complex basic research is giving rise to a new arena of application and economic activity for research\, innovation\, and production. Dübendorf is positioning itself in this transformation as the European hub of the New Space Economy—and is demonstrating the opportunities that space will offer Switzerland in the future.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/new-space-in-dubendorf/
CATEGORIES:Adults,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Short lecture,Teenagers (12-16 years)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T150000
DTSTAMP:20260808T135428Z
CREATED:20260727T125621Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T135428Z
UID:12068-1787409000-1787410800@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Die Verblüffende Welt der Physik
DESCRIPTION:How do you make a balloon disappear? When does it pop – and when not? Can you turn a cup full of water upside down without spilling a drop? What happens when it gets really cold – much colder than on Earth? And how do you blow out a candle from five meters away without moving a step? \nIn this show\, we ask all sorts of questions like these – and answer them not with words\, but right before your eyes. Astonishing\, playful and sometimes with a big bang: something falls yet remains suspended in the air for a moment; something flows out of a container as if by itself; pendulums suddenly swing in unison; and by the end\, it gets truly spectacular. \nUltimately\, there’s a simple law of nature behind every effect. But before you understand why\, there’s only one thing to do: marvel. That’s exactly what this show is made for.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/the-amazing-world-of-physics-1/
CATEGORIES:For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Show
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T150000
DTSTAMP:20260808T133719Z
CREATED:20260727T125639Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T133719Z
UID:13394-1787409000-1787410800@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Hyperloop – The Transportation of the Future
DESCRIPTION:Hyperloop is an innovative transportation system in which travel capsules glide through a nearly vacuum-sealed tube\, reaching speeds on the ground that are nearly as fast as those of an airplane. EuroTube is building a research and demonstration facility for this technology at the IPZ. The goal is to construct the future Hyperloop infrastructure in a cost-effective\, rapid\, and sustainable manner. \nAt the active construction site of the test facility\, visitors can view not only a Hyperloop test vehicle (“pod”) but also the airlock for the DemoTube facility. \nAre you interested in how we might travel in the near future and what research is being done to advance the technology beyond the testing phase? Then we look forward to welcoming you on our 30-minute tour! \n  \nOther events surrounding Hyperloop at Scientifica:\nBooth und Show: Swissloop – The Future Races Through the Tube\nSaturday\, 22. August 2026
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/hyperloop-verkehrsmittel-der-zukunft-2/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,Guided Tours,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T150000
DTSTAMP:20260808T142706Z
CREATED:20260808T141951Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T142706Z
UID:14352-1787409000-1787410800@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Swissloop - The Future Races Through the Tube
DESCRIPTION:Hyperloop is considered one of the most revolutionary transportation technologies of our time: Passengers and cargo could one day travel between cities at speeds exceeding 1\,000 km/h—faster than any airplane\, quieter than any train\, and using a fraction of the energy. \nSwissloop is the Hyperloop student team at ETH Zurich. We are developing a prototype pod that glides through a vacuum-sealed tube\, propelled by electromagnets and guided by intelligent control systems. \nOur team consists of mechanical engineering\, electrical engineering\, and computer science students from ETH Zurich who are working together on the mobility of tomorrow. Every subsystem—from the propulsion system to the levitation system to the control software—is developed and built entirely by students. The project is thus not only pioneering technological work but also a valuable contribution to the hands-on training of tomorrow’s engineers. Every year at European Hyperloop Week\, we compete against the best student teams from around the world. This competition drives us to continuously advance our technology while making a real contribution to the future of transportation. \nBe sure to also come to our booth\, where we’ll show you our Pod and will be happy to answer your questions. \nOther events surrounding Hyperloop at Scientifica:\nGuided tour: Hyperloop – Verkehrsmittel der Zukunft\nSaturday\, 22. August 2026\, 12.30; 13.30; 14.30; 15.30 \nTeam\nProf. Dr. Laura De Lorenzis\nLuise Rau\nTimon Elias Moser\nAdriano Airaldi\nBond Bretting\nJérôme Widmer\nLina De Windt\nTanner Greenleaf\nGregor Fust\nElias Attallah\nClara Segura\nLino Birchler\nNicolas Längerich\nMatteo De Melgazzi\nLoïc André\nPascale Sigrist\nCharles Cope\nJames Schatzmann\nYanik Schwab\nFabio Nauer\nLeonardo Berger\nSarah Schildknecht\nHanna Dangel\nZoe Hemmeter\nHengjia Ren\nSantiago Schmiedel Malpica\nUrs Kobler\nThomas Moerschell\nDennis Täschler\nLukas von Briel\nAugustin Lelièvre\nPatrice Tobler\nGian Paredes\nFabian Repplinger\nJan Weikamp\nSofie Burkhardt\nAndzej Gedzo
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/swissloop-the-future-races-through-the-tube-3/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Show
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T151500
DTSTAMP:20260808T135850Z
CREATED:20260727T125638Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T135850Z
UID:13213-1787409000-1787411700@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:Beat the fastest autonomous model racing car
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to ForzaETH\, a passionate team of students from ETH Zurich.We are delighted to share our world of robotics with you. \nHave you ever wondered how a car learns to drive itself? That is exactly what we explore here\, building small\, intelligent racing cars that navigate tracks using advanced software and sensors – it is a bit like teaching a robot to see and make quick decisions. \nIn our presentation we show you how this technology works. We’ll start with a short introduction to our team and explain in simple terms how our little cars “think” and perceive the track around them. Afterward\, the track is open for you! \nYou will have the chance to step up and race against our autonomous car yourself. It is a fun\, interactive way to experience how technology responds in real-time. Whether you are young or young at heart\, we invite you to test your skills on the circuit. \n Make sure you pick up a free ticket in good time\, come by\, ask questions\, and discover the future of mobility with us!
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/beat-the-fastest-autonomous-model-racing-car-2/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket,Show
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T151500
DTSTAMP:20260727T125640Z
CREATED:20260727T125640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260727T125640Z
UID:13433-1787410800-1787411700@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:AMZ Racing: From zero to one hundred in 0.956 seconds
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to AMZ Racing—where passion drives innovation\, and dedication powers performance. We are a dynamic team of engineering students committed to designing\, building\, and racing high-performance single-seat race cars. Competing annually in the prestigious Formula Student competition\, we pit our skills against over 100 universities worldwide. From initial concept to the roaring finish line\, we push the boundaries of engineering to create a winning machine. \nThe race cars consist of countless different parts whereas most of them are self-developed. For example\, one highlight that can be seen is our 15th generation self-developed motor completely tailored to our specific requirements. The chassis is made from carbon fibre designed and manufactured by the team in house. Same goes for the aerodynamic package which has been optimized by running over 2000 different simulations and afterwards validated in a wind tunnel \nOur students do not only conceptualize\, design\, manufacture and build our car but they also do rigorous testing and tuning to extract the full potential of the car. Additionally\, the car can navigate fully autonomously through the racetrack without knowing the path beforehand. Research in this field has pushed our technology to a point where we get closer to beating the human driver. For this we rewrite our whole autonomous software pipeline every year and try to find improvements in all areas. \n  \nBe sure to also visit us at our booth to ask any questions you may have.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/amz-racing-from-zero-to-one-hundred-in-0-956-seconds-2/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,How we Create Knowledge,Show
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260822T153000
DTSTAMP:20260808T134029Z
CREATED:20260727T125640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260808T134029Z
UID:13417-1787410800-1787412600@scientifica.ch
SUMMARY:The Aesthetics of Wonder: The Beauty of Earth and the Universe in Images
DESCRIPTION:Two black holes merging\, aerial views of the Eye of the Sahara\, or simulations of entire galaxies: Images created by or for research showcase the Earth and space from an aesthetic perspective as well. This guided tour through the exhibition will not only give you a closer look at the images\, but also at the research behind them. \nBy pairing Earth observation and astronomical imagery\, new perspectives emerge: Earth appears as one planet among many planets\, with structures that echo across the cosmos. The curators intentionally worked at the edge of abstraction – resulting in a scientific and aesthetic “cabinet of wonders”\, with images that incentivize to dive into the research behind them. \nThe special exhibition “Aesthetics of Wonder” was conceived to mark the opening of the UZH Space Hub at the Switzerland Innovation Park Zurich (IPZ) to celebrate the collaboration between experts of different disciplines\, united by a passion for space exploration and research. After exhibits at EPFL\, ETH Zürich\, UZH and PSI\, the images have now made the full circle and are back here\, at home at IPZ. \nThe exhibition shall foster dialogue between science\, art\, and the public\, promoting discovery and innovation.
URL:https://scientifica.ch/en/event/the-aesthetics-of-wonder-the-beauty-of-earth-and-the-universe-in-images-2/
CATEGORIES:English,For all / families,German,Guided Tours,How we Create Knowledge,Requires ticket
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