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The Science Camp Energy offers you the opportunity to think about the future of our energy supply, meet new people and just have fun.
Contact person at the ZML
Michael Gauss
Phone: +49 721 608-48206
e-mail: michael.gauss3∂kit.edu
What are the future options for securing our energy supply?
This will be one of the central questions of the camp. There you can work out your own small projects on this question, setting your own priorities and shaping them through experiments, research, models or interviews. Among other things, you will have the opportunity to talk to scientists and look over their shoulders at their workplace. On excursions and visits (e.g. to the Bioliq facility on the northern campus of the KIT) we would like to give you an insight into the current state of research. At the end of the camp week we ask you to present your results, ideas, and experiences by means of a short video or a lecture.
Apart from the possibility to get to know a new topic, you will also have the opportunity to spend your free time. For example, we want to visit the Europabad or have a barbecue in the evening. You can also design and test a water wheel yourself at the water wheel building competition.
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Overview
Science Camp Energy
from 25.11. - 28.11.2020
for young people from 14-16 years
Information on registration
Maximum number of participants: 20 pupils
The registration is done online via the website of the Schülerakademie.
Registration is currently not possible, more information will follow.
The one-week Science Camp Energy is offered in close cooperation with the KIT Energy Center and the Schülerakademie Karlsruhe e.V. (Pupils' Academy Karlsruhe).
Our partners
We are actively involved in the following networks, which promote young people's interest in scientific and technical topics.
