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{{listentry|title=Klima Biennale Wien|image=Intro.jpg|date=May 2024|link=Vienna_Excursion|text=In March we went to Vienna for a week to visit the Climate Biennale. There, we explored various exhibits that delved into the complex and urgent themes of global change, the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and their impacts on the human-nature relationship. }} | {{listentry|title=Klima Biennale Wien|image=Intro.jpg|date=May 2024|link=Vienna_Excursion|text=In March we went to Vienna for a week to visit the Climate Biennale. There, we explored various exhibits that delved into the complex and urgent themes of global change, the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and their impacts on the human-nature relationship. }} | ||
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Klima Biennale WienMay 2024In March we went to Vienna for a week to visit the Climate Biennale. There, we explored various exhibits that delved into the complex and urgent themes of global change, the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and their impacts on the human-nature relationship. Read more
Science Communication at EMBLMay 2024On May 3, 2024, we visited the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Heidelberg, a leading research institution for molecular biology. Tabea Rauscher, the Creative Team Lead at EMBL, guided us through the exhibition and explained her work in the field of science communication design on-site. Read more
