Scientists' Night showed the secrets of science

Scientists' Night at CXI was fascinating. None of the promised secrets of science and technology remained hidden.  An autonomous vehicle, 3D printing, biological and chemical quizzes or experiments with light, laser demonstrations and viewing in a unique microscope. The CXI team put on a great show for several hours and the wheel of fortune rewarded again.

"Thank you to everyone who came and was curious about our experiments, quizzes and demonstrations. Many of you came for the umpteenth time. It was great to share our scientific secrets with you," says Miroslav Černík, Director of the Institute for Nanomaterials, Advanced Technologies and Innovation (CXI) at TUL.

And what did we have in store for visitors young and old at CXI?

A science show "What the light can't see" performed by colleagues from the Department of Nanochemistry

A guided demonstration of the trendy Mysterious ChatGPT tool by our OMI boys

The popular and exceptional ANTeTUL autonomous rover

Hololens glasses in action again or the hidden evolution of VR/AR and AI

 Nanocoin/Nanocurrency "laser workshop" with Rafael Torres and his NANO-FEMTO research group

Secrets of the micro and nano world demonstrated by the microscopy team led by Mischa Petržílková and Pavel Kejzlar

 The popular 3 D printing, this time with mystery and also chocolate

And the biggest hit was the station of the Applied Biology Department team consisting of Mirka, Jakub, Aday, Hanka and Karolína. They prepared games, competitions and quizzes on the theme of the Mystery of Light and the Bioworld.

Scientists' Night at CXI was a great experience. All the visitors were introduced to the scientific and technical secrets of our scientists. Thanks to their erudition, they were all uncovered. From an autonomous vehicle to 3D printing, biological and chemical quizzes, to fascinating experiments with light, laser demonstrations and viewing with a unique microscope. The CXI team put on a great show for several hours.

We thank all visitors for their curiosity and interest in scientific mysteries. Some of you are even our regular visitors, which makes us very happy. Science and technology are unique to everyone and at every age.