INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY BREMEN
„Discoveries“ between finite and infinite |
On 23 June the “City of Science 2005” exhibition “Discoveries” was opened in Bremen’s City Hall. For one month, until 21 July 2005, visitors can explore various aspects of time present in the research of various Bremen science institutions. IUB contributes exhibits highlighting the topics of lifespan development and lifelong learning as well as geological and astronomical processes.
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Have you ever wondered why children beat you at memory games? Or until what age humans normally grow? Or about the changes the human brain undergoes between the age of 30 and 80? If yes you should visit IUB’s video installation within the “Discoveries” exhibition. Here you can explore the various important and curious peculiarities of the four major phases in peoples lives: childhood and adolescence, young, mature and old adulthood. Researchers of IUB’s Jacobs Center for Lifelong Learning and Institutional Development provide the material presented. Time horizon of this exhibit: 0 to 100 years.
Author: Kristin Beck. Last updated on 24.06.2005. © 2005 International University Bremen, Campus Ring 1, 28759 Bremen. All rights reserved. No unauthorized reproduction. http://www.iu-bremen.de. For all general inquiries, please call IUB at +49 421 200-4100 or mail to iub@iu-bremen.de.
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