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Tv-Aufzeichnungen der Science Busters an der Uni Graz. Foto: Judith Köchl

Und wieder drehen die Science Busters an der Uni Graz. Diesmal am 5. und 6. März. Tickets sind online erhältlich

Die Science Busters zeichnen am 5. und 6. März 2022 wieder neue Folgen für die kommende Staffel an der Uni Graz auf. MC Martin Puntigam bittet sämtliche wissenschaftlichen Wuchtbrummen an der Uni Graz auf die Bühne: Martin Moder (Molekularbiologie), Elisabeth Oberzaucher (Verhaltensbiologie), Florian Freistetter (Astronomie), Ursula Hollenstein (Infektiologie), Helmut Jungwirth (Mikrobiologie), Peter Weinberger (Chemie), Gunkl und Woody klären auf: Diesmal einfach über fast alles.

ZEIT:
Samstag, 05.03.2022 / Einlass: 17.25 Uhr (Aufzeichnung: 18.00 -20.30 Uhr)
Sonntag, 06.03.2022 / Einlass: 16.10 Uhr (Aufzeichnung: 16.45 -19.45 Uhr)

ORT:
Alumni Hörsaal (HS 62.01) der Universität Graz, Universitätsplatz 3/EG, 8010 Graz

Die Aufzeichnungen werden ab April 2022 auf ORF 1 ausgestrahlt.

Tickets für die TV-Aufzeichnungen erhältlich unter: https://sieben.uni-graz.at/de/wissenschaftskommunikation/kartenverkauf-science-busters/

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