05/10/2026
It’s not every day the auditorium smells of ethanol, soot drifts from the ceiling, and a balloon explodes in front of 50 high school students.
Curiosity often starts with something unexpected.
At a time when AI is changing how we work, learn, and make decisions, inspiring the next generation to pursue science and technology feels more important than ever.
AI can generate answers, but we need intelligent minds to set the direction and ask the right questions.
That's why we opened our doors for Science Day for the fifth time in a row, welcoming students to explore how science and technology help solve real-world challenges.
Not because we expect all of them to become engineers or scientists.
But because inspiring even a few more young people to pursue a path within STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) can make a difference far beyond an individual career.
A huge thank you to Naturvidenskabernes Hus for taking the initiative, and to all the students for a fun and inspiring day!