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Technisches Museum Wien

Science for Everyone: From axolotls to hands-on experiences with quantum particles, the special programme accompanying the new 'Science Changes' exhibition offers insights into current research topics. The software lab shows how digital objects are preserved for future generations, while interactive exhibits and guided tours encourage visitors to play and explore.

THE AXOLOTL – SMALL SALAMANDER, BIG SUPERPOWER! (6 PM-12 AM)

What can we learn from the axolotl? An insight into regeneration research and neuroscience.

THE LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS (6 PM-12 AM)

How does sound work? And what does it reveal about animals, language, and us?

THE COLOURS OF PLANTS (6 PM-12 AM)

Why plants are green, yellow or red, and what their colours mean for life, protection, and nutrition.

THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF THE UNIVERSE (6 PM-12 AM)

How can you make the building blocks of our universe visible? Explore the world of the tiniest building blocks of matter.

QUANTUM PARTICLES LIVE (6 PM-12 AM)

From the double slit to the bright shadow: find out about interference, photons, and floating quantum particles.

SOFTWARELAB (6 PM-12 AM)

Get creative on a retro computer and discover local Indie games in the softwareLAB!

BODIES IN MAKING: BODIES AND AI (6 PM-12 AM)

Develop your own wrestling character and explore what AI has to do with our body images.

GUIDED TOURS

• 'Science Changes' (at 6.30 pm, 8.30 pm, and 10.30 pm)
• ‘Anatomy Table’ (at 7.30 pm, 9.30 pm, and 11.30 pm)
Duration: 15 minutes each.

HIGH-VOLTAGE DEMONSTRATION (AT 7 PM, AT 8 PM, AT 9 PM, AT 10 PM AND AT 11 PM)

Singing Tesla coils and electrifying flashes of lightning.
Duration: 15 minutes.

MAKER*SPACE TECHLAB (6 PM-10 PM)

In the TMW’s Maker*Space, visitors can get creative themselves, using 3D printers, laser cutters or cutting plotters.

MINIXPLORE AND MINTI – DISCOVER, TRY OUT, EXPLORE! (6 PM-10 PM)

Activity areas for children aged one and a half to eight years.