Universum. Mensch. Intelligenz

The travelling exhibition will be making a stop in Johannesburg, presenting cutting-edge research from Germany presented in a “Sci-Bono” format.

The New STEM exhibition Universe. Human and Intelligence is a cooperative venture between the Goethe-Institut and the Max Planck Society. The travelling exhibition will be making a stop in Johannesburg, presenting cutting edge research from Germany presented in a “Sci-Bono” format. The Educative exhibition, which is suited for young German learner, presents five topics in an interactive format: The Universe, Human History, Our Brain, Anthropocene, and AI.

Each of these Topics is presented as “Modules.” There are pieces which can be pulled out and placed back into the exhibition, headpieces that can be pulled over the head to communicate different emotions, jars of artefacts, an inflated balloon illustrating how long it would take to travel at the speed of light to various locations in our universe, and more.

The Exhibition will have English translations and is suitable for schoolchildren, university students, and families who are interested in STEMS subjects and the German Language.