Pint Of Science

The international science festival Pint of Science is coming to Enschede. Several researchers from the University of Twente and Saxion will make their research accessible to a wide audience, while enjoying a drink at the Twentsche Foodhal.

How is a roller coaster designed? What exactly is artificial intelligence? What can you do with satellites? And what do you have to consider if you live near a volcano? This is all being researched in Enschede, but it is not always easy to understand. To change that, these topics are presented during Pint of Science. More than 500 cities in 25 countries preceded Enschede and now the festival can be experienced here as well. Both nights the doors open at 19:00 and the presentations start at 19:30. Do not expect dry lectures, but lively presentations, surprising insights and a pleasant evening with science and beer.

Program Pint Of Science

Monday, May 19: doors open at 19:00

On Monday, May 19, Deepak Tunuguntla will explain more about A.I. and Elinor Meredith about the dangers of living near a volcano. These presentations will be in English.

Wednesday, May 21: doors open at 7 p.m.

On Wednesday, May 21, more about roller coaster design by Jurnan Schilder and the use of satellites by Iris van Duren will be presented in Dutch.