10 ways to levitate
Organiser: Applied Physics Outreach Team
Demo session
What's the difference between the demo session and the workshops?
During the workshops, you can attend a lecture or lab session related to the host universities' degree programs. Each workshop lasts 90 minutes, and you can sign up for just one.
At the demo session, you're free to spend as much time as you like at each booth. You can visit all of them or just the ones that catch your eye. Most booths offer hands-on activities.
The demo session is also a great way to explore research groups from the host university and meet our sponsors.
Check out our demos
Bionic Engineering
Organiser: Bionic and Rehabilitation Engineering research group
Candy vs. Chewing Gum: Which Wins the Kestävyys Challenge?
Organiser: University of Turku, Department of materials engineering
Embedded electronics and AI demo at Aalto University
Organiser: University of Eastern Finland
Eppur, si muove?
Organiser: Metsähovi Radio Observatory
From a shipwreck to a knit dress
Organiser: Biopolymer Chemistry and Engineering research group
Identify safety hazards with a microscope made from your smartphone.
Organiser: University of Jyväskylä, Faculty of Mathematics and Science
Inside the Quartet
Organiser: Audio Signal Processing research group
Not Just Fat – But Its Form
Organiser: University of Turku, Food technology
Quantum interference
Organiser: School of Science, Department of Applied Physics
Remote behavioral measurement
Organiser: Aalto NeuroImaging Infrastructure
Spatial superhearing for ultrasound
Organiser: Department of Information and Communications Engineering
Spot, the robot dog
Organiser: School of Electrical Engineering and FCAI (Finnish Center for Artificial Intelligence)
Take a picture through the satellite
Organiser: Jaan Praks' group, Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering
Tomorrow’s home is a non-toxic carbon store
Organisers: Wood Material Science and Wood Material Technology research groups
UEF presents: Photonics
Organiser: University of Eastern Finland
The Weird World of Shapes
Organiser: Structural engineering, mechanics and computation