ZDF/David Biene

Autonomous driving in local transport: is it the solution to overcrowded buses, a lack of drivers and poor air quality - or are we overestimating its benefits? Strong opinions clash in "13 Questions". Presenter Salwa Houmsi (journalist, podcaster) leads through the evening. With each answer, the guests move on the playing field - towards compromise or confrontation. You too can join in the discussion and experience how real debate culture works. Live, controversial and up close.

TU Wien

On October 14 at 7:30 PM, the KIT Science Week kicks off in the Audimax with a keynote by Prof. Sabine Knierbein (TU Vienna) and a discussion on the urban future. Afterwards: an exhibition, interactive stations, and exciting projects from urban research, architecture, and mobility. Museums will also be involved. Together, we’ll celebrate the start of this vibrant week of events—just drop by and get inspired!

KIT

As part of the KIT Science Week, the conference "Linking Urban Sustainability Labs" brings together real-world laboratories and experts in sustainable urban development. Included is a special program for early-career researchers from EUCOR and EPICUR. Professionals and curious minds alike are warmly invited. Urban transformation to think about and help shape—organized by Prof. Barbara Engel and the Urban Research Group at KIT.

KIT

Discover the interactive program designed especially for curious minds aged 6 to 24 – full of exciting experiences and completely free of charge! In workshops and labs, lectures, games, and experiments, students from grades 1 to 13 can explore and try out science hands-on. Registration (also for teachers) is now open. Come by – with friends, your entire class, or your family – and bring your ideas with you!

KIT

Lectures, workshops, science slams, guided tours, or games—the KIT Science Week has everything to spark your curiosity and bring some fun. And the best part: by participating, you can now even earn ECTS credits!

Fuel your knowledge, meet new people, help shape the future—and boost your credit count along the way. Sounds good? Then see you at Science Week! You can find more information on the webpages of the Studium Generale at the FORUM and the House of Competence (HoC).

KIT

Imagine it’s the year 2055! What will life in Karlsruhe and the surrounding area look like? What technologies will we use, and how will they change our lives? If you’re from Karlsruhe or the Karlsruhe district and in grades 5 to 9, you can take part! Whether on your own or with friends: What are your hopes and ideas for life 30 years from now?  Send us your idea!