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Die Chemie des Lebens
Date details
- Date Tuesday, 26/November/2024 12:30 (6 more dates)
- Venue Zeiss-Großplanetarium
- Address Prenzlauer Allee 80, 10405 Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg
Public transportation
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Train (S-Bahn)
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S Prenzlauer Allee
- S8
- S41
- S85
- S42
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S Prenzlauer Allee
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Bus
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S Prenzlauer Allee
- 156
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Rietzestr.
- 156
- 158
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Erich-Weinert-Str.
- 156
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Schieritzstr.
- 156
- 158
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S Prenzlauer Allee
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Tram
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Fröbelstr.
- M2
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S Prenzlauer Allee
- M2
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Erich-Weinert-Str.
- M2
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Prenzlauer Allee/Danziger Str.
- M10
- M2
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Winsstr.
- M10
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Husemannstr.
- M10
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Stargarder Str.
- 12
- M1
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S Greifswalder Str.
- M4
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Fröbelstr.
Part of:
The chemistry of life
The invisible in us - With live part
Sometimes it's the smallest things that matter most. Join us on a journey into a seemingly invisible world - the world of molecules and nanoparticles.
Header für »die Chemie des Lebens« – Header für »die Chemie des Lebens«. Lauter bunte kleine Kugeln die sich je nach Farbe zu einer Form zusammenschließen.
© Bild © Norrköping Visualization Center C
What does the cell structure of a leaf look like? What could the neuronal network of our brain be like and how do cells communicate with each other? Where do the heavy elements in the cosmos come from and what role do the stars play here?
Modern scientific visualizations in 360° full domes allow us to take a look at the exciting biochemical processes that take place at the molecular level. We can see how they connect us to all other living things on earth and what their cosmic origin is.
Image © Norrköping Visualization Center CTranslated with DeepL
Price: €9.50
Reduced price: €7.50
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