In the organizer's words:

Science Slam Dortmund!

Entertaining - vivid - creative and understandable for everyone

Laugh until you cry, finally understand the incomprehensible and take home amazing new knowledge - all this awaits you at the Science Slam. In a relaxed setting, five young scientists will convince you on the big stage just how exciting science can be. In just ten minutes, they will present the latest from their research in a creative, understandable and entertaining way. At the end, the audience decides who has given the best presentation and who will be the Scienceslam winner of the evening.

LineUp

Moderation: Christine Brinkmann

Jana Hecking (Biomedical Engineering): "Heartbreaker"

Alexandra Welp (Mechanical Engineering): "Carnot battery: The thermos flask for the energy system"

Maxim Cherkashin (Electrical Engineering/Engineering): "Make a Wave" (German slam)

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Come to the Dortmund Science Slam now!

We want to make sure that everyone in the audience has an entertaining evening, so here is some brief but important information in advance: Scientific content is presented at the Science Slam. This can include sensitive topics such as (mental) illnesses, drugs, sexuality, natural disasters or animal experiments. If you have any questions about the content of a specific event, please contact us in advance at info@science-and-stories.de.

Would you also like to slam about your research, book a science slam or a presentation workshop for your company? Then simply send an email to: info@science-and-stories.de

Our science slams take place regularly in Berlin, Bochum, Bonn, Bielefeld, Dortmund, Essen, Freiburg, Heidelberg, Kaiserslautern, Cologne, Leipzig, Mainz, Mannheim, Munich, Münster, Stuttgart, Wiesbaden and Würzburg. Your city is not listed? Then check back again.

You can also find us at
:: instagram.com/scienceslam_com
:: facebook.com/scienceslams
:: youtube.com/scienceslamcom
:: linkedin.com/company/science-slam-com
:: tiktok.com/scienceslam_com

Price information:

Reduced price valid for pupils/students up to 27, severely disabled with characteristic B and with Dortmund Pass