Education - Ministry of Science plans shows in various cities
The Ministry of Science plans to travel through Saxony in the new year with a traveling campaign to present various topics and institutions. The campaign, called "Spin2030", will use shows to shed light on topics such as artificial intelligence or the importance of the chemical industry in an entertaining, but also spectacular or controversial way, the ministry announced in Dresden on Tuesday. Stops include Crostwitz in the district of Bautzen, Mittweida (district of Central Saxony), Delitzsch (district of North Saxony) and Freiberg.
In addition to scientists, Science Minister Sebastian Gemkow also wants to be part of the campaign, it was said. "For many, cutting-edge research is something that is far away. In fact, a lot of exciting and spectacular things are happening at scientific institutions right on our doorstep. We want to get people excited about this," said the CDU politician. In addition to various shows, a major science festival is also planned for March next year in Dresden.
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The Ministry's campaign, "Spin2030," will showcase the chemical industry's significance in Crostwitz, located in the District of Bautzen. Mittweida, part of the District of Central Saxony, is also a stop on the campaign, highlighting various topics in an engaging manner. Delitzsch, situated in the District of Northern Saxony, is another destination, promoting the excitement of cutting-edge research locally. Freiberg will also be visited, adding to the diverse cities being showcased in the campaign. Additionally, a major science festival is scheduled for March in Dresden, offering further educational opportunities. This festival will undoubtedly attract interest in Science, including topics like Artificial Intelligence.
In light of the campaign, Sebastian Gemkow, the Science Minister, revealed his intentions to increase public awareness of the importance and accessibility of cutting-edge research. He envisions exciting and spectacular discoveries happening right within our communities, and aims to spark curiosity among the people of Saxony.
Source: www.stern.de
