The festival of research

Yes, the check ups are free. I think that many people are going to visit the hospitals and get their lungs, muscles, heart etc tested. I think it is a good way to get some information about our health and find out if we are healthy or not We can find information about the arrangements online and I am going to find out which kinds of things they arrange in my local area. I am sure that I can learn something new and that is always a good thing. I wanted to participate in the activities last year (the festival takes place every year) but I was too busy, so I want to do it this year instead.

Good indeed, they are providing the check ups are free. I think the festival is helping each and every one to know about the heath status every year. Hats off to the person, who worked behind the idea of celebrating this festival. I am curious to know, who find this festival, I think it is really worth to help all people

I also find history interesting and the historical exhibition was the first exhibition that I visited. The exhibition described the history of welfare. There were small boxes where we could read about the different periods. The visitors could also try the looms that the poor and homeless people used in the workhouses in the past, you could taste the kind of food that they got in exchange for their work, and there was other activities as well. After the historical exhibition I visited other exhibtions and workshops. Some of the other topics were mass spectrometers (a mass spectrometer is an instrument that weigh molecules, but I honestly didn't understand much of that), tips to save energy at home, science for children where you could make your own experiments, ispace (equipment for mental and psysical training) and twin studies. Unfortunately there were no lectures while I was there, but I enjoyed the exhibitions and the other activities.

I am happy that they organize a festival like that, and I think it is great chance to learn something new. With a festival like that they hope to inspire people and make the students interested in science. Relatively few students in my country choose to study science at university and they would like get more applications. At the festival there are many activities for children and teenagers, but adults are welcome, too. The activies are free, and I think that is great. I don't plan on studying science, but I still find it interesting to see the exhibitions.

Yes, please write me again I don't know why I still can't receive the anything that you send through gmail, but the emails just don't show up It has already been a while since the festival of research took place. My husband and I went there in the afternoon, and there were no lectures around that time, but we were able to visit several exhibitions. I especially enjoyed the historical exhibtion. The topic was "the history of welfare" and it was interesting to read the information about the different periods. There were also some activities that we could participate in like crafts from the past.

Thanks for responding. I was curious to know if other countries arrange the same kind of event. What do you think about the idea?

It is interesting to hear that you also have a science festival in France. The science and research festival in Denmark is also meant to promote science. Relatively few people in my country are interested in studying science and they are hoping that a festival with free lectures, exhibtions, workshops etc will inspire some people to study science, but the activities are open for everyone. Science has never been my biggest interest, but I am still interested in the free lectures, because it is a chance to learn something about a subject that I don't know much about.

Yes, it is a nice way to learn something new. Many of the activities are meant for children or young people, but everyone can participate. My husband and I visited the festival two days ago and I enjoyed the historical exhibition where where we could read about the history of welfare and participate in the different activities. We were also able to eat the kind of food that they had in the workhouses in the past. The food is very simply compared to the food that we have today. The expo that you have also sounds interesting. I like activities where we can learn something new.

It is a pity that you don't have something like that in the US, because I think that is a great chance to learn something new. The lectures, the workshops and the exhibitions are free and anyone can participate in the activities I wanted to participate last year, but I had to work so I decided to do it this year instead. I went there Friday afternoon and I especially enjoyed the historical exhibtion where we could learn something the history of welfare. There were pictures and descriptions and there were some activities that we could participate in and free food (the kind of food that they used to eat in the workhouses in my country)

I visited the festival Friday afternoon. Unfortunately there were no lectures at that time, and I was a little disappointed in that, but I had a great time anyway and I was able to visit the exhibitions instead. I especially enjoyed the historical exhibition where we could learn something about the history of welfare. In the first part of the exhibtion the topic was classical antiquity, and after that they moved on to other parts of history. I found the exhibtion about the workhouses especially interesting. There was information about the daily life in the workshouses and the rules that they had to follow. The visitors were also able to try a loom like the ones that they used in the workhouses and we were able to eat the kind of food that they used to eat.

I also think that this festival is a nice idea, and it is a good way to learn something new about a variety of different topics. I visited the festival Friday afternoon and there were many different kinds of exhibitions. At first I visited the historical exhibtion, because I am interested in history, and I would like know more about the history of the past. There were many small boxes where we could read about the different periods and there were some pictures as well. In addition to those things there were some activities that the visitors could participate in. The fact that we were able to participate instead of just reading about the periods made the exhibtion more interesting.