Recap: Zpannend Zernike
Photos: Lukas Kemper
Zpannend Zernike, a free science festival for children and their parents, took place last weekend.
The event was organized by several partners in Groningen, including the UG, and was partly financed by the European Commission. At different places througout the city a number of fun and interesting activities took place . Children got the chance to ask scientists a question and the best questions were answered in the Antwoordenwinkel.
Some pictures and videos of the event:
| Last modified: | 03 October 2022 12.21 p.m. |
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