Rose, coffee, fire – these are just three of the approximately 1 trillion smells that the human nose and brain can distinguish between, according to a new study. Could we distinguish the smells of different plant species?
Visitors can generate electric energy by pedalling a bicycle, which will be used at the adjacent traffic light. The electricity and energy produced will be displayed on the TV screen.
As part of the “HybridNeuro” project, we are developing hybrid neuroscience that combines cortical and muscular information for motor rehabilitation and the assessment of neuromuscular disorders. This activity aims to raise awareness about the functioning of the human body, with a special emphasis on the sources of electrical current within it. A 3D model of the human body composed of…
Join us to explore various energy solutions for a cleaner, brighter tomorrow. Learn how these innovative technologies harness the power of nature while reducing environmental impact and enhancing energy efficiency.
We will present a method for determining the identity of amphibians using photographs: based on the belly patterns of fire-bellied toads or newts, we can recognize each individual—just as fingerprints allow us to identify every human. Sometimes this is quite easy, as fire-bellied toads have a very distinctive pattern of black and yellow spots on their bellies; at other times…
In the workshop, we will use games and examples through which children will learn the basics of statistics. The workshop is intended for pupils in the first educational cycle of primary school, who will engage with the data cycle: they will formulate a research question, collect data based on it, describe the sample, analyze the data, and summarize the results.…
We will explore news that we often hear about China. We frequently encounter claims that can be verified with just a few clicks on a computer, then disproved, allowing us to learn what is really happening in China. For example: People in China often eat dogs and snakes. What lies behind such a claim? Or: Chinese people do not have…
In the workshop, we will learn how the brain analyzes and integrates information about food (from the senses, the digestive system and adipose tissue, and from memories) into a complex perception—flavor. This then determines whether we consume the food, how much of it we consume, and whether we like it. No machine can replace the analysis performed by our brains,…
Introduction to basic information about human abilities, their importance, and testing. Testing through movement challenges: strength endurance challenge balance challenge – see online hand–eye coordination challenge – see online from 1:20 onward
Participants will receive a short introductory lecture where they will learn the basics of using kinesiology tape, including its purpose in the field of physiotherapy and its effects in various pathologies. This will be followed by a practical demonstration of kinesiotaping techniques and a demonstration of the correct application of kinesiology tape. Participants will have the opportunity to take part…