Green chemistry without solvents – myth or the future?
July 31, 2024 @ 14:00 CEST
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Merged S3 and S3++ camp for 2024
Thrive and Shine: Master Communication, Make Awesome Friends, and Balance Life Like a Pro
July 31, 2024 @ 21:00 CEST
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Endogenous Bioelectric Control of Shape (Morphogenesis) and Regeneration
August 4, 2024 @ 15:00 CEST
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Fiber-optic seismology
August 6, 2024 @ 14:00 CEST
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Space Down to Earth – An Introduction to Orbital Mechanics
Satellites might be hard to spot, and we tend to forget about them, but they have significant importance in our daily life. From weather forecasting to GPS, from enviorment and agriculture monitoring to emergency response. But how do they get up there? Rockets are the first answer that comes to
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Unlocking the Secrets of Addiction
Ever wondered why some things are just so hard to quit, like that cup of coffee in the morning or endlessly scrolling through your phone at night? That's the addictive power of habits at play, and it's not just about substances and routines; it's
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Geothermal Energy: Solution to the Climate Crisis?
The climate crisis, caused by human-made CO2 emissions, is already creating noticeable devastation to our global ecosystems and quality of life - arguably the most pressing problem of our generation… It’s up to your collective young minds to solve it! Our world has been dirtied by the oil &
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Detecting Cancer with Machine Learning and Computer Vision Models
Computer Vision and Machine Learning are two important fields of Artificial Intelligence. Computer Vision focuses on deciphering image content while Machine Learning attempts to extract knowledge from large amounts of data with the goal of creating models that can perform useful tasks in everyday life. The two fields are closely
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Protecting Fish: Identifying Oomycete Growth Inhibitors
Oomycetes are fungus-like eukaryotes that pose a significant threat to freshwater environments as they can infect freshwater animals like crayfish and salmon. Salmon farmers have reported up to 50% of their stock being lossed due to infections by Oomycetes. Conventional methods of controlling such infections often involve using harmful chemicals.
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