This year, once again, numerous activities are being offered to schools and the general public by teachers, researchers, students and the UNamur university community. A glimpse of the program for the general public:
- Exhibition "Objectif Étoiles"
A true vector of wonder and imagination, the starry sky above our heads arouses many questions and passions. The exhibition showcases space, in all its forms, through the photographer's lens. It takes visitors on an artistic and scientific journey through the Universe, discovering planets, stars, constellations and other celestial objects. More info
- Conference "Space exploration: sustainable?"
Over the years tons of debris from satellites and other space objects resulting from human activity have been abandoned in space, awaiting slow degradation or destruction in the atmosphere.
Today, this space pollution is disastrous for ongoing missions and scientific research, and justifies the implementation of measures to safeguard a sustainable future for space activity. More info
- Chill&Sciences "Rare earth(s): problems in batteries?"
Lithium, gallium, indium, copper, sand, clays, ... discover from the mines to your smartphone, the current and future challenges of exploiting these minerals. More info
The 10th Namur final of the Ma Thèse en 180 secondes competition will see 12 PhD students from the university's various faculties go head-to-head. Their challenge? Clearly and effectively popularize and present their thesis topic, in an attempt to captivate YOU in 3 minutes flat. More info
- Activity-packed days for the curious
On Wednesday afternoon, March 20, and all day and evening on Saturday, March 23, a host of activities are organized and open to apprentice scientists aged 6 to 99.
Le Printemps des Sciences en province de Namur en quelques chiffres
3,200
School registrations
1,000
General public registrations
100
Activities
