"This is way more interesting than school."

Pupils from Saaleschule Halle visited our Institute as part of their science project days.

June 30, 2025
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Four people wear full protective suits and masks in a laboratory room with scientific equipment and shelves.

A highlight in June, just before the summer break, was the visit by the advanced physics course from Saaleschule Halle. As part of their natural science project days, the students and teachers had the opportunity to visit the MaxPlanck Institute of Microstructure Physics.

PhD students from various departments guided visitors through the laboratories and were open to questions. A lively exchange between our staff members and the students resulted in engaging conversations throughout the day. Both the students and the teachers were impressed by the work, research, and laboratories at the Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics.

At various stations, the students were able to carry out small experiments themselves and were thrilled to be able to see and experience the connection between theory and practice.

It was particularly exciting to see the large experimental hall and to be able to carry out small experiments in the glove box. That's much more interesting than a day at school.
Carlotta, 12th grade at the Saaleschule Halle
Presentation on spin and angular momentum conversion with diagrams on screen while an interested audience listens.
A group of researchers listen to a man standing in front of an extensive array of laboratory equipment. Numerous cables and technical equipment are visible in the background, indicating an ultra-modern scientific workplace.
A group of scientists in white protective suits stand in the yellow-lit clean room of a research institute.
Four people stand in a high-tech research laboratory, surrounded by complex machines, cables and computers.
Four people are standing in a laboratory, two of them wearing blue gloves, while one person is working on a glovebox (device with integrated gloves).
Two people are standing in front of a large laboratory apparatus with gloves, which is used for scientific experiments. A computer screen displays data.

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