1. Science in bubbles
Created for the 2019 Fête de la science, the "Sciences en bulles" exhibition features science and comics. In this original exhibition, 12 research topics are presented in the form of comic strips in fields as varied as sociology, biomechanics, the environment or geology, to name but a few. The exhibition is made available free of charge by the scientific culture unit.
This exhibition accompanies the book Science in bubblesThis exhibition accompanies the book, an original adventure in scientific popularization during which, accompanied by their university institutions and laboratories, 12 doctoral students from all over France have worked on the narrative and visualization of their thesis with the illustrators Peb & Fox. Julie Braschi, a doctoral student in ecology at Aix-Marseille University, lent herself to the game of popularization through drawing by recounting her research on the ecological restoration of the island of Bagaud,
near Porquerolles.
The exhibition can be complemented by the organization of the escape game
"The animation kit for this game can be downloaded here.
The exhibition is made up of 14 tarpaulins (4 eyelets) measuring 74cm x 74cm: technical sheet
Reservation: culture-scientifique[at]univ-amu.fr
2. Holograms
A collection of holograms is available for loan free of charge and can be accompanied by an educational kit. It contains everything you need to make beautiful holograms. The only requirements are: a space with sufficient darkness and possibly access to running water.
To consult the exhibition booklet: click here
To reserve the exhibition and/or the case, contact us at: culture-scientifique[at]univ-amu.fr
You can also learn more about the subject thanks to the teacher/researcher meetings on holography and the measurement of the speed of light. More information.
3 - Exhibition "Journey into the Crystal
The travelling exhibition "Journey into Crystal" invites the public to discover the fascinating world of crystals.Conceived in the context of the International Year of Crystallography 2014, this exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to discover the questions that crystal raises, the scientific approaches it provokes and its importance in our daily lives. The exhibition's itinerary takes visitors from Antiquity, where philosophers tried to understand the world and matter, to today's technological applications in the fields of the environment, energy or health.
The exhibition contains 53 self-supporting panels, an overview of which can be downloaded here.
Reservation: michel.giorgi@univ-amu.fr
4. Effervesciences exhibition
The travelling exhibition "EfferveSciences in Marseille" invites the public to discover the backstage of Marseille's research laboratories.
Designed by a group of eleven doctoral students as part of a scientific dissemination project of the Centre d'Initiation à l'Enseignement Supérieur (CIES), this photographic, artistic and scientific exhibition finely combines the beauty of the image with an educational and entertaining content.
By tackling biology, astronomy, physics, chemistry and mathematics, the stated objective is to raise questions, arouse curiosity and feed the public's imagination.
Through photographs, the "EfferveSciences in Marseille" exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to discover the scientific research carried out in their own backyard, while demonstrating that research has real applications in our society and our daily lives.
The exhibition contains 30 panels 60*60.
Reservation: culture-scientifique[at]univ-amu.fr
5. Objects and stories of science exhibition
"Objects and stories of science" takes you through a century of science in Marseille through scientific anecdotes and portraits of eminent researchers. Quizzes, micro-campuses, manipulations of old instruments and innovative experiments reveal some of the secrets of the Saint-Charles de Marseille faculty.
The exhibition deals with the past, present and future of different disciplines: chemistry, mathematics, physics, astrophysics, neurosciences and natural sciences; all chosen for their contribution to the influence of the sciences in Marseille.
Booking: culture-scientifique[at]univ-amu.fr