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Science by subject

Pick a subject and see real European projects behind it.

🧬Biology and life

How do scientists study living things, from single cells to whole ecosystems?

Ages 11-19

⚗️Chemistry

What new materials and substances do chemists create, and what are they for?

Ages 13-19

🔭Physics and space

From quantum particles to distant galaxies: what do we still not know?

Ages 12-19

🤖Computing and AI

How do computers learn to recognise, predict and help?

Ages 11-19

📐Mathematics

Where do abstract mathematical ideas turn up in the real world?

Ages 13-19

🌍Geography, climate and the Earth

What is happening to the climate, the oceans and the soil, and how do we measure it?

Ages 10-19

🩺Medicine and health

How are new medicines made, and how do scientists fight disease?

Ages 12-19

⚙️Technology and engineering

How are the machines, materials and energy of the future designed?

Ages 11-19

🏺History and archaeology

How do archaeologists and historians read the traces of the past?

Ages 10-19

🎭Languages, art and culture

What do languages and the arts reveal about the people who make them?

Ages 10-19

🏛️Society and economics

How do researchers work out how societies and economies function?

Ages 13-19

MSCA Atlas — 30 Years of Curiosity

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European Researchers' Night 2026–2027 is carried out within project 101305404 – K-TRIO – Researchers in the Knowledge Triangle, funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, call HORIZON-MSCA-2025-CITIZENS-01.