Jena, July 30, 2026 – Scientific research and artistic interpretation are currently merging at the Historisches Rathaus Jena: The interactive exhibition ‘Science meets Art: What do I see?’ invites guests to participate and explore.
- Event: Interactive exhibition ‘Science meets Art: What do I see?’
- Location: Historisches Rathaus Jena (Rathausdiele), Markt 1, 07743 Jena
- Duration & Times: Until August 12, 2026, every Tuesday and Thursday from 08:00 to 16:00
- Admission: Free
Microscopy meets subjective perception
The presentation showcases impressive laboratory photographs and micro-images from current research on photovoltaic materials. Instead of purely technical documentation, the project focuses on an interactive character: visitors are explicitly encouraged to interpret the displayed structures independently and develop new perspectives on the images.
The exhibition is organized by the association African Network for Solar Energy e.V. (ANSOLE e.V.) with the support of the City of Jena as well as federal and state programs for the promotion of democracy. Interested parties can direct inquiries via email to amah@ansole.org, by phone at 03641 2349352, or find information online at ansole.org. In addition to this connection between research and culture, the municipal program offers further highlights such as contemporary photo art at the Kunstsammlung Jena.
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Interactive exhibition ‘Science meets Art: What do I see?’
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