The 2026 Science Festival: A success for student curiosity
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The new edition of the Science Festival took place throughout France from October 2 to 12, 2026. This national event, which aims to make scientific research accessible to everyone, once again attracted a large audience, particularly in the Gard department.
In the Gard, the coordination of this event was handled by the University of Nîmes. For ten days, numerous activities were organized to allow citizens to discover the inner workings of laboratories and current technological advancements. The main objective is to inspire vocations among the youngest.
Schoolchildren were particularly active during this period. Through practical workshops and demonstrations, the children were able to "get their hands dirty" to better understand complex scientific phenomena. These moments of exchange with researchers helped transform theoretical concepts into concrete and fun experiences.
The Science Festival remains an essential event for scientific culture in France. By fostering dialogue between the world of research and society, this event encourages curiosity and critical thinking, which are essential skills for the citizens of tomorrow.
Sources: Midi Libre
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