Our new Science: next program is out! Have a look!
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For more information scroll down the page, you can check out all the details on the content of the workshops, the times and places, and who will host them. If you have any further questions do not hesitate to contact us via: contact@fjsl.lu!
Please note, that you can now register for all the workshops using the below link! If you would like to come, but are not sure at this point in time, just mark yes, and send us an email.
Hope you are as excited as we are!
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
January, 23rd from 17:00 - 19:00
Venue
Forum Campus Geesseknäppchen
Salle 10
40, bvd Pierre Dupong
L-1430 Luxembourg
Writing report techniques
with Tessa Charnaud
What is the typical format of a scientific report? How to use the appropriate language? A very useful workshop not only for succint academic writings, but also for future successful essays and thesis writings.
January, 24th from 20:00 - 22:30
A Family Business
with Chris Thorpe & Guillaume Trap
This play looks at the threat posed by nuclear weapons and asks how decision makers can process the unthinkable enough to make decisions for the rest of us. The performance will be followed by a scientific Q&A session organized in collaboration with Les Théâtres de la ville de Luxembourg.
Venue
Theatre des capucins
9 Pl. du Théâtre,
2613 Ville-Haute Luxembourg
February, 6th from 17:00 - 19:00
Venue
Forum Campus Geesseknäppchen
Salle 9
40, bvd Pierre Dupong
L-1430 Luxembourg
Poster design techniques
with Guillaume Trap
What should the structure of a scientific poster be? How to make it attractive to the readers? A creative workshop where participants will learn the basics of visual communication while sketching their projects.
February, 8th from 20:00 - 22:30
Venue
Theatre des capucins
9 Pl. du Théâtre,
2613 Ville-Haute Luxembourg
Die Laborantin
(in german)
with Fabio Godinho & Stéphanie Kreis
This play projects us into a possible near future, where a simple blood test determines everyone's life expectancy, possible illnesses and expresses the result as a number that also determines social status. The performance will be followed by a scientific Q&A session organized in collaboration with Les Théâtres de la ville de Luxembourg.
February, 27th from 17:00 - 19:00
Venue
Forum Campus Geesseknäppchen
Salle Polyvalente 360
40, bvd Pierre Dupong
L-1430 Luxembourg
Oral presentation techniques
with Tessa Charnaud
How to make your project real for the judges? How to use voice, tone, and body language to engage? A vibrant workshop to gain experience on stage as well as in small groups presentations, and to learn the secret of an appealing booth where people want to stop and find out more.
March, 16th , time to be determined
Venue
Forum Campus Geesseknäppchen
40, bvd Pierre Dupong
L-1430 Luxembourg
Showcasing projects internationally
(exclusively for the participants of the National Jonk Fuerscher Contest 2024)
with Sousana Eang
What are the peculiarities of the main international science contests? How to proudly represent Luxembourg in science fairs abroad? An essential masterclass for future laureates of the Jonk Fuersher contest.
April, 16th from 17:00 - 19:00
Venue
Luxembourg Learning Center (LLC)
Room LH 1.01
6 Av. de la Fonte,
4364 Esch-Belval Esch-sur-Alzette
Puzzle games and abstract proofs
with Hugo Parlier
What are the similarities between prooving a theorem and solving a puzzle game? Is trial and error also relevant in theoretical projects? An inspiring workshop to demystify and gamify abstract research.
July, 18th from 16:00 - 20:00
Venue
Centre Mirador
1 Rue Collart,
8414 Steinfort
A different observation of nature
with Gilles Wagener
How can fauna and flora in Luxembourg be studied in the field? How to idendity tracks and hints left behind by wild creatures? A resourceful workshop outdoors organized with the Centre nature et forêt Mirador, followed by team building activities to close this Science:Next "academic season".
Science: next is a platform for meeting and helping young science and technology enthusiasts.
This program is made available to young people wishing to acquire “the scientific palette”.
Finding a concept, structuring an idea, presenting a project using the scientific method and finally presenting on stage will no longer hold any secrets for members of Science: next. Workshops and events will be offered throughout the school year to not only help prepare for the national Jonk Fuerscher contest but also to equip the next generation!