More than 1,000 guests visited BAM in Adlershof during the 2018 Long Night of the Sciences. They participated in all kinds of activities, including 18 exciting chemistry and materials science experiments that allowed both adults and children to marvel, touch and understand.
More information about BAM's activities during the Long Night of the Sciences are available here.
BAM’s team is ready: The 2018 Long Night of the Sciences can begin.
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At the Adlershof branch, BAM’s theme for the 2018 Long Night of the Science was ‘Invisible phenomena’.
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There was a lot of interest in BAM’s research and the guided tours were in high demand.
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Visitors learned about the use of fluorescence in everyday items, such as ID cards, ...
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... they also took a heat selfies, ...
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... learned how to use a pipette with food colouring, ...
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... familiarised themselves with laboratory work and tried to detect traces of metals on fingers.
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Anyone who missed out on the guided tours could watch the experiments from outside.
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Girls in tenth to twelfth grade pre-booked their ticket for the first ever “Girls Tour: Long Night of the female Scientists.” Did anyone else manage to sneak in?
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Stocking up: cold drinks and delicious snacks from the grill were provided.
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The Science Lounge provided a nice place to eat and rest with music and deckchairs.
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