Science live in Pasewalk: Citizens in conversation with experts!

Science live in Pasewalk: Citizens in conversation with experts!

in Pasewalk on Tuesday, July 15th, an exciting series of events under the title "Science - and I?!" take place. This initiative, which started on June 1, 2024 and has been active in several German cities such as Zwickau and Brandenburg an der Havel since then, aims to promote dialogue between science and citizens and citizens. The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and is organized by well-known institutions such as the German Research Foundation (DFG), the University Rectors' Conference, and other important scientific institutions.

The series of events "Science - and I?!" has set itself the goal of strengthening communication between science and the population. This is particularly important because scientific knowledge such as the effects of algorithms or dealing with a growing world population are relevant for many of us. Also the Federal Ministry of Research emphasizes that such findings are decisive in order to cope with social challenges.

Another aspect that is discussed in the context of the talks in Pasewalk is science communication as an important part of our society. In today's world, when information is decisive, dialogues like this are essential to make the exchange between research and the citizens everyday. The Ministry promotes various initiatives to support and promote this discourse.

past and future activities

Since 2024 there have been this series of events, which last year, among other things, stopped in Gera and Recklinghausen. The topics dealt with there included the challenges of urban planning and structural change. The continuation of this series will include other cities in 2025 - a sign that the exchange between science and society is still very popular.

For the citizens from Pasewalk, there is an opportunity to actively participate in the discussions and ask direct questions to the scientists. Such events are not only interesting, but also help to illustrate the role of science in everyday life and thus contribute to strengthening democratic culture.

So if you have time on July 15, you should not miss this possibility. A good knack for captivating conversations and valuable information is guaranteed when science comes to the marketplace and is in dialogue with the citizens!