Discover the long night of sciences: fun and fascination in Dresden!

Discover the long night of sciences: fun and fascination in Dresden!

The exciting world of science will become an experience again on June 20, 2025 in Dresden when the 22nd Long Night of Sciences (LndW) opens the gates. With over 212 free events, there is something for everyone, regardless of whether young or old. An exciting evening that stands under the motto #Dienachtdieschlauermacht starts from 5 p.m. and lasts until midnight. The event takes place at Technical University of Dresden (TUD), where visitors can experience the fascinating diversity of research up close.

It is particularly nice that the implementation comprises more than 50 participants this year, including universities, research institutions, companies and scientific institutes. Thanks to the free use of bus and train (DVB AG) for guests with a #Lndwdd-guest recognition , access to the various stations in the urban area is particularly convenient.

variety of offers

In an impressive variety of program items, visitors can take part in live experiments, listen to exciting lectures and try interactive hands-on activities. At the hands -on stations, the participants are expressly invited to become active. This is an excellent opportunity to deal with current research topics and to breastfeed your own curiosity.

A highlight of the event is the Dresden Center for nanoanalysis (DCN), which gives insights into the fascinating world of the nanoscience in the Barkhausen building. From microscopic examinations of small objects such as ants to computer chips and pollen dust to the nuclear illustration - researchers and interested visitors can take their journey of discovery from 5 p.m. to midnight.

A look into the future

But not only in Dresden, the importance of research becomes increasingly clear. According to the Federal Statistical Office , the expenses for research and development in Germany have increased significantly in recent years. In the field of medical research and development, expenditure in 2018 was around 1.25 billion euros, which has the growing importance of research.

The long night of sciences once again shows how important and exciting research is - not only for the scientists themselves, but also for society. It is a great opportunity to promote young talents, to arouse interest in science and to give a look behind the scenes of research. So, pull out calendars and nothing like the long night of sciences in Dresden!