Upcoming Workshops

9 January 2025 (20:00-21:15)
Grand Théâtre, Studio (1, Rond point Schuman, Luxembourg)

Workshop 8: Birth

Guillaume Pigé (Director, Theatre Re)

This production depicts the interconnected narratives of three generations of women within a single family, as they go through pregnancy, motherhood, marriage, and loss. Through a blend of mime, theatre, and live music, Birth takes us on a poignant journey, with the transformative power of storytelling in visual theatre.

30 January 2025 (17:00-19:00)
The Foundry, Golden Lady Room (38, Route d'Esch, Luxembourg)

Workshop 9: Writing Report Techniques

Dirk Hans (Science Journalist, Science Relations)

What is the typical format of a scientific report? How to use the appropriate language? A very useful workshop not only for succinct academic writings, but also for future successful essays and thesis writings. N.B: Participants should bring their laptops!

6 February 2025 (17:00-19:00)
Forum Geesseknäppchen, Salle 10 (40, Bd Pierre Dupong, Luxembourg)

Workshop 10: Poster Design Techniques

Guillaume Trap (Program Leader - Science & Education, FJSL)
Nina Ruppert (Expert in Pedagogical Offers, SNJ)

What should be the structure of a scientific poster? How to make it attractive to readers? A creative workshop where participants will learn the basics of visual communication while sketching their projects and understanding printing constraints. N.B: Participants should bring their laptops!

8 February 2025 (17:00-18:30)
Théâtre des Capucins (9, Pl du Théâtre, Luxembourg)

Workshop 11: Verdant Echoes

Elisabeth Schilling (Choreographer, Elisabeth Schilling & Company)
Odile Weber (Botanist, MNHN)

This panel discussion will be examining different aspects of plants intricate lives and their interconnectivity to the worlds around them. It will include research, art, and choreography, promising to open new horizons on transdisciplinary exploration and creation.

13 February 2025 (18:00-20:00)
Forum Geesseknäppchen, Salle 360° (40, Bd Pierre Dupong, Luxembourg)

Workshop 12: Oral Presentation Techniques

Dirk Daenen (Communication Expert, Ministry of Education)

How to make your project real for the judges? How to use voice, tone, and body language to engage your audience? 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.

27 February (17:00-19:00)
Forum Geesseknäppchen, Salle 9 (40, Bd Pierre Dupong, Luxembourg)

Workshop 13: Stress Management Techniques

Michelle George (Coach, RubixPotential)

What are the neuroscience theories behind self-care and mental health? What are the proven strategies to activate resources while dealing with uncomfortable situations? A peaceful and practical workshop/discussion to prepare for all kinds of stressful events.

15 March 2025 (9:00-10:00, TBC)
Forum Geesseknäppchen, Salle 360° (40, Bd Pierre Dupong, Luxembourg)

Workshop 14: Showcasing Projects Internationally

Sousana Eang (Director of FJSL)

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 National Jonk Fuersher Contest.

15 March 2025 (16:30-16:50, TBC)
Forum Geesseknäppchen, Salle 360° (40, Bd Pierre Dupong, Luxembourg)

Workshop 15: A Lifelong Career in Research

Michel Goedert (Neuroscientist, University of Cambridge)

How to get from the National Jonk Fuerscher Contest to a successful career in academic research? Find out more about the brilliant example of Prof. Goedert, Royal medalist 2019 and member of the very first class of Jonk Fuerscher in 1971.

15 May 2025 (20:00-21:00)
Grand Théâtre, Studio (1, Rond point Schuman, Luxembourg)

Workshop 16: New Beginning

David Shearing (Director, Variable Matter)
Andrew Ferrone (Deputy Director of Climate and sustainable Development, Ministry of Environment, Climate, and Biodiversity)

This immersive play uses cutting-edge technologies with multidimensional video projections and draws us into the depths of a magical forest where both the past and the possible future of our planet unfolds. As the hidden wonders of our natural environment and the impending dangers it faces materialise, we are invited to reflect on the intricate interconnection between humanity and nature. The show will be followed by a round table with Dr Ferrone.

8 July 2025 (19:00-21:00, TBC)
TBC

Workshop 17 + Concert: Music from Drawing Curves

Bruno Teheut (Assistant Professor, University of Luxembourg)

What are the similarities between maths experimentation and artistic production? Is trial and error also relevant in theoretical projects? An inspiring art & science workshop to demystify and gamify abstract research while enjoying music. The workshop will be followed by food and live music to celebrate the end of the Science:next season! N.B: Participants should bring their laptops!