First Science Evening at the Steinmühle - Steinmühle

A successful and spectacular kickoff! For a long time, the math and science student councils had been toying with the idea of organizing something like a science fair. Dr. Töhl-Borsdorf and Dr. von der Ahe organized an evening event designed to showcase spectacular and mind-boggling projects from the classroom, and it was a huge success. A total of 32 topics and experiments were presented by 100 students, and they generated a great deal of interest among visitors.

Although the Steinmühle event calendar is already quite full, we hope this event will become a regular fixture on the calendar in the coming years.

Not only did Mr. Wemme’s musicians and Mr. Wever’s singers contribute to the event’s success, but special thanks are also due to the Steinmühle Friends Association and Café Rosenpark, which pulled off a major coup with its edible periodic table. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Ms. Weidenbach from the Friends of Steinmühle and Mr. Timpert from Café Rosenpark!

Here are some of the topics:

Nutella

All About Coke

Ice Cream Made with Liquid Nitrogen

Healthy Gummy Bears

Small Rocket

All About Eggs

Pigments in the Leaves

Are guppies smarter than neon tetras?

How much vitamin C is in fruit juices?

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