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Science you can touch: Wavelength Science ON TOUR” in Rostock!
On June 19, 2025, the association “Rostock thinks 365°” invites you to the “Wavelength Science ON TOUR” event series in the CraftBar. Experience exciting short lectures by young scientists from Rostock. Admission free!
Science you can touch: Wavelength Science ON TOUR” in Rostock!
On June 19, 2025 the time has come: the club Rostock thinks 365° The event series “Wavelength Science ON TOUR” begins. This innovative series takes place annually in various locations in Rostock. It offers a platform for scientific topics and is aimed at interested parties from all walks of life, including non-academic circles. The focus is on bringing the research of the University of Rostock and other institutions closer to a broad audience.
The kick-off event will be held at the CraftBar at Margarethenstrasse 41 in Rostock and entry is free. Starts at 7:30 p.m. Young scientists from the region will present their projects in short, understandable lectures in order to make complex issues understandable. The following topics are covered:
- Jonas Homburg, Zoo Rostock: „Gut getarnt und schutzbedürftig – der Zoo im Einsatz für Sandregenpfeifer und Co.“
- Alixandrine Stoschus & Lisa Diesing, Forschungsinstitut für Nutztierbiologie Dummerstorf: „OptiWean – Selbständig vom Kalb zum Wiederkäuer“
- Lea-Marie Kenzler, Universität Rostock: „Wenn Worte meine Sprache wären – Spracherwerb hörender Kinder gehörloser Eltern“
A strong scientific landscape in Rostock
Rostock has a long tradition as a science location with almost 600 years of history. During this time, various scientific centers contributed to the development of seafaring, shipbuilding, fishing, medicine, spas and agriculture. Currently, the city is a place where more people are engaged in the production of new knowledge than in material goods. This is a sign of the diversity and strength of the scientific landscape in Rostock rostock365.de determines.
The Union Rostock thinks 365° plays a central role as a motor for exchange between science, business, politics and culture. Its activities aim to promote awareness of research achievements in Rostock and thus strengthen scientific communication. This corresponds to the goals of the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space, which anchored the promotion of science communication in the 2021 coalition agreement.
Science communication as a social challenge
Scientific findings are crucial to mastering societal challenges. Topics such as the influence of algorithms, feeding a growing global population and protection against disease are just a few examples where research offers relevant solutions. The Federal Ministry of Education and Research is strongly committed to science communication that strengthens democracy and improves social discourse. Projects like thatTransfer unitand thatWisskomm.dePortal promote dialogue between research and the public.
The event series “Wavelength Science ON TOUR” is an outstanding example of the proactive approach to science communication in Rostock and an important step in giving young scientists the opportunity to share their ideas and research with the population.