European Researchers' Night
| From: | Fr 27-09-2024 19:30 |
| Until: | Sa 28-09-2024 00:00 |
| Where: | Forum Groningen, Nieuwe Markt 1 |
For those who want to learn more after the Arts Festival, the European Researchers' Night will take place in Groningen just a week later. During this event, staff from various faculties will be happy to share more about their research. The Faculty of Arts will also be present.
Eten, food, comida, еда, yiyecek: play through world languages (with Anastasia Pattemore)
Explore global language diversity with a board game! You and your team manage a multilingual restaurant where customers order in their native language. Can you distinguish Chuwabo from Galician and serve your customers on time? The innovative research behind this board game uses games to promote and measure language acquisition. Participate, play and discover: the best teams will win prizes!
A beast-like history (with Willemien de Kock, Thom Brongers, and Andie Carter)
Have you ever wondered what the first Dutch cattle ate? Or how sea turtle shells ended up in the 17th-century Prinsenhof in Leeuwarden? And whether Hunebed builders had to worry about wolves in Drenthe? Archaeozoology reveals these answers through animal remains and more. Learn about human-animal relationships throughout history. Visit the researchers to explore these stories and ask your questions!
Talk your way into the OR! (with Mike Huiskes)
The student with the scalpel, the supervisor ensuring top care – how does it work? Learn stitching under the guidance of an experienced surgeon and dive into the world of the operating room. Discover how communication and behavior shape daily surgical practice. Together, we’ll explore the ‘grammar’ of learning and collaboration in the OR and learn how to analyze it from an interactive perspective.
Science battle (NL) (with Lotte van Poppel)
Which researcher has the most attractive story? Listen to researchers presenting their stunning research findings while battling with each other for your attention!
Chat with AI!
Are you curious about what ChatGPT is good and bad at? And can you get a robot to follow your instructions? Join the workshop where you can try out mobile robots, play games with ChatGPT and learn about the technology behind it. Researchers from the Computational Linguistics group at the RUG will be on hand to answer all your questions. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the fascinating world of AI!