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On Sunday, 7 September 2025, Forschungszentrum Jülich opened its doors to all interested visitors. Cutting-edge research up close and an exclusive look behind the scenes of one of Europe’s largest research centres, which is not usually open to the public.
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Impressions of the open day 2025
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Join in, explore, and be amazed!
Visit our campus on Open Day and see our scientists in action. From scientific innovations to interactive hands-on experiments, there is something for everyone to discover on Open Day! For example, young people can experience the natural sciences in a playful way by taking part in a research rally, interactive experiments, and a spectacular science show. Schoolchildren and students will also have the chance to find out about career opportunities in science.
Event app for Open Day
For Open Day, Forschungszentrum Jülich is offering a special service: an event app created specifically for the event to help visitors find their way around the research campus in Jülich. This allows interested visitors to find out about the individual stations and find the direct route to the right building.The app is available for Android and iOS and includes a campus map, directions, a supporting program, and push notifications. For more information, visit: www.tagderneugier.de/app
Future Me Check for young people aged 15 and over
What are the big questions burning in the minds of young people? And where can they find answers and perspectives for themselves? These questions are answered by the Future Me Check, which has been specially programmed for the Open Day. Here's how it works: Young people aged 15 and over answer three questions. After a few clicks, they receive their personal profile. This opens up career prospects in Science. Anyone who is interested can then come to the Open Day, receive a themed wristband, and set off into the world of research – always following their own interests.
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