Event Planning – DIY for a Lasting Experience (Available in Nagykanizsa and surrounding areas)

Event management is a project management discipline that focuses on all aspects of events, from choosing the venue to monitoring guest satisfaction. It is the result of a concerted effort that differs in terms of theme, marketing, origin of the initiative, financing and much more, as well as venue management. As consumers, we can do it all (IS), but where is the point at which it makes sense to leave it to a professional [...]

Seeing while you still can – “Last Chance” tourism (Nagykanizsa)

As a result of environmental and human activity, numerous tourist attractions have come under threat, and it's conceivable that our children may no longer see these attractions. In many places, the number of tourists is already being restricted, or visits to former attractions are prohibited. What solutions exist? Can tourism even be sustainable, given that travel and transportation themselves represent a significant environmental burden [...]

The waves of technology in the history of humanity (Nagykanizsa)

Our species' clear evolutionary advantage is intellectual superiority, enabling us to create ever more new technologies, without which we would easily lose our leading role on Earth. Humanity and the technology it has created have become so intertwined that perhaps we could no longer live without it. Based on this, it can be stated that our development is a spiral, where we are closely connected to what we [...]

Human Digital Twin (HDT) (Nagykanizsa)

One of the most important aims of the Industry 4.0 initiative is to create a Cyber-Physical System in relation to a manufacturing process, meaning there is a digital replica of the physical world, and these two environments are linked in such a way that they can mutually influence each other. In this process, humans are an important player from multiple perspectives and raise many contradictory questions regarding their role in […].

Water is life (Nagykanizsa)

The expression „water is life” usually means that water is essential for life. This idea implies that water is essential for all known life forms on Earth. Water plays an essential role in cellular function, metabolic processes, the transport of nutrients and oxygen, and the maintenance of ecosystems. The [...]

Clear water in the glass, but from where? (Nagykanizsa)

Where does our clean water come from? What does clean water even mean? How can we produce it? We can get answers to these questions during the presentation. We recommend the presentation to both primary and secondary school students.

How much plastic do we consume? - or the presence of microplastics (Nagykanizsa)

These days, we hear more and more about plastics that pose a threat to our environment. Nature is under immense strain due to the fragmentation of plastics produced in ever-increasing quantities, as well as particles released from our clothing and cosmetics. Components invisible to the naked eye pose extraordinary health risks and have a significant impact on the ecosystem. Are these microplastic components really found in our drinking water? Do they pose a real danger to our lives? […]

Chemistry in Our Environment, Being a Chemist is Good – Spectacular Chemical Experiments (Nagykanizsa)

To promote chemistry and related fields, spectacular experiments will be demonstrated, such as fire tornadoes, fire extinguishing, production of intangible gases, fireproof handkerchiefs, etc. Within the framework of the presentation, attention-grabbing experiments will be shown that are suitable for sparking interest in science. The presentation is recommended for both primary and secondary school students.

Hydrochemical experiments (Nagykanizsa)

Within the scope of the presentation, we will demonstrate attention-grabbing experiments suitable for sparking interest in science. For water analysis, certain water chemistry parameters can be determined during the experiments, or the appearance of pollutants can be simulated. We recommend the presentation for both primary and secondary school students.