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Sustainability in STEM Education

Swiss Science on Stage Festival 2023

Venue

Technorama

Meeting place

Technorama in Winterthur

The Science on Stage festival took place at the Technorama in Winterthur on 18 November. Ten projects were entered in the national pre-selection for the European Festival 2024 in Turku, Finland.

Slime mold – Festival Science on Stage Switzerland 2021
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Science on Stage is a European science festival that takes place every two years. Some 450 teachers from over 30 countries meet to exchange ideas on how to teach science and technology. Each participant has a stand to present a science activity. In addition to visiting the other stands, everyone can participate in workshops, seminars, lectures and science shows.

Primary and secondary school teachers have the opportunity to present their approach to introducing children to natural sciences and technology.

The programme of the Swiss Festival 2023 includes the presentation of the candidates' projects, exchanges with other participants, one workshop and a physics show!

Programme

From 10.00 Door opening
10:30 – 10:45 Welcome and opening of the festival
10:45 – 12:35 The teams present their project on scene during 5 minutes
12:30 – 13:00 Lunch
13:00 – 14:00 Fair and Market
14:00 – 14:45 Workshop EducaTec and Biotesc – Free visit of the Technorama
14:45 – 15:30 Show «Dreamy physics» from Federico Benuzzi (https://www.federicobenuzzi.com)
15:30 – 16:00 Announcement of the 4 selected projects, end of the festival

List of projects submitted

  1. Mallette Machines Simples – Delphine Schumacher & Grégory Chatton
  2. Die Hefe gibt Gase – Thomas Scheuber & Stephan Burkhard (poster)
  3. Graasp Climate: simulations et activités numériques pour investiguer le réchauffement climatique en sciences de base – Philippe Kobel et Stéphanie Prior (poster)
  4. Construction & Life – Science & Art: Colors, Forms and Patterns in Biology Investigated and explained with the help of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics And the impact on visual Arts –Cyrill Götz & Sacha Glardon (poster)
  5. Beam me up Scotty: Playing Quantum Teleportation with a deck of cards – Wolfgang Geist
  6. Viele verschiedene Strahlen: Warum erwärmt sich unser Klima? – Susanne Brütsch & Manon Siebenhaar
  7. Ötzi – Felix Speerli & Reto Speerli
  8. STEAM with children; what does the story of Three Little Pigs have to do with it? – Patricia Müller & Sergei Glotov
  9. Sweet rainbow in a test tube (Arc-en-ciel sucré dans une éprouvette) – Stéphanie Prior
  10. Bausteine des Verstehens: Lernende meistern Stöchiometrie mit Legofiguren – Christa Castel
  • Ötzi – Felix & Reto Speerli - Science on Stage Switzerland 2023
  • Thomi Scheuber & Stephan Burkhard – Science on Stage Switzerland
  • Susanne Brütsch & Manon Siebenhaar – Science on Stage Switzerland 2023
  • Ötzi – Felix & Reto Speerli – Science on Stage Switzerland
  • Federico Benuzzi – Science on Stage Switzerland 2023
  • Swiss delegation – Science on Stage Switzerland 2023
  • Teilnehmerteam und Jury – Science on Stage Switzerland 2023
  • Ötzi – Felix & Reto Speerli - Science on Stage Switzerland 2023Image: David Nef1/7
  • Thomi Scheuber & Stephan Burkhard – Science on Stage SwitzerlandImage: David Nef2/7
  • Susanne Brütsch & Manon Siebenhaar – Science on Stage Switzerland 2023Image: David Nef3/7
  • Ötzi – Felix & Reto Speerli – Science on Stage SwitzerlandImage: David Nef4/7
  • Federico Benuzzi – Science on Stage Switzerland 2023Image: Giorgio Häusermann5/7
  • Swiss delegation – Science on Stage Switzerland 2023Image: Giorgio Häusermann6/7
  • Teilnehmerteam und Jury – Science on Stage Switzerland 2023Image: Giorgio Häusermann7/7

Categories

  • High School I
  • High School II
  • Primary school