**Street Science 2024: A Weekend of Science and Weather Challenges**
During the first weekend of June, we brought science to the streets at the Munich ZAMANAND Festival with our event, STREET SCIENCE 2024. Despite unexpected challenges, the event was a great success, proving once again that curiosity and the spirit of research can overcome any weather.
**Highlights and Features**
Event highlights included a robot workshop where participants learned to build their own robots and a chemistry lab showcasing amazing reactions. The renewable energy section also attracted many interested visitors eager to learn about the latest developments and technologies.
**Thanks and Looking Ahead**
STREET SCIENCE 2024 vividly demonstrated the vibrancy and diversity of the world of science. Despite the rainy start, the weekend was a complete success, made possible by the dedicated organizers, exhibitors, and enthusiastic visitors. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to the event's success. We look forward to the next edition of STREET SCIENCE in September 2024 and are excited about the scientific discoveries and innovations to come. Stay curious and inspired!
**Rainy Start with Obstacles**
The first day of STREET SCIENCE started under tough conditions. A heavy rainstorm made setting up and beginning the event a real challenge. Nevertheless, visitors bravely arrived with umbrellas and rain gear. Despite the weather, neither exhibitors nor visitors were deterred. Lively discussions and exciting presentations took place under pavilions and umbrellas. Scientists showcased their projects, demonstrating their flexibility and creativity. Improvised solutions and unexpected moments made the rainy day a unique experience.
16 Uhr
Wie man auf dem Mars überlebt!
Prof. Dr. Gisela Detrell, Professur für Human Spaceflight Technology [D]
17 Uhr
Bioregionales Design
Marlene Stechl, Professorship of Architecture and Design [D]
18 Uhr
Magic Builders: How Tissue Engineering Can Fix Ouchy Joints!
Ph.D. Student Vincent Irawan | Lehrstuhl für Bioseparation Engineering [E]
19 Uhr
Chemikalien verändern unsere Körper – stört Sie das?
Prof. Dr. Jörg Niewöhner | Professur für Anthropology of Science and Technology [D]
20 Uhr
Neue Enzyme für die Biokatalyse – von computergestütztem Protein-Design bis zu Evolution im Labor
Prof. Dr. Cathleen Zeymer, Ph.D. Student Robert Klassen | Professur für Proteinchemie [D]
21 Uhr
How does a bionic arm work?
Prof. Dr. Cristina Piazza | Professur für Healthcare and Rehabilitation Robotics [E]
**A Sunny Sunday**
Sunday brought the much-anticipated weather improvement, creating ideal conditions. The sun was shining, and the streets were bustling with life. Families and science enthusiasts filled our stands and participated in interactive activities organized by the student research team communicaTUM, who also moderated the two-day event. The atmosphere was filled with curiosity and excitement.
12 Uhr
3D-Druck für Fellnasen: Kreative Ideen aus dem Drucker für Häuser
Prof. Dr. Anna Keune / Ph.D. Student Živa Simšič | Professorship for Learning Sciences and Educational Design Technologies [D]
13 Uhr
Umweltauswirkungen globaler Lebensmittel- und Agrarlieferketten.
Prof. Dr. Livia Cabernard, Professur für Sustainability Assessment of Food and Agricultural Systems [D]
14 Uhr
Schmerz - Welche Rolle spielt das Gehirn?
Prof. Dr. med. Markus Ploner | Professur für Human Pain Research [D]
15 Uhr
Break
16 Uhr
Siedlungsentwicklung und Verkehr: Wie müssen wir unsere Städte für eine nachhaltige Entwicklung umkrempeln?
Prof. Dr. Rolf Moeckel | Professur für Verkehrsverhalten [D]
17 Uhr
Wie kommt die Herzklappe ins Herz?
Oberarzt Dr. Hendrik Ruge
18 Uhr
Aerial-aquatic robots for safe environmental monitoring
Ph.D. Student Luca Romanello | Professur für eAviation [E]
19 Uhr
Beobachtung der Erde aus dem All – Big Data für Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft
Prof. Dr. Marco Körner | Lehrstuhl für Methodik der Fernerkundung [D]
