Science Melting Pot

Name: Science Melting Pot
Address: Workspace Haslegården, Aarhus, DK
Telephone: +4591858833

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Events, training, workshops in science education, outreach and inclusion.

20/10/2026

Behind the scenes of our next workshop 🎲

We’re getting ready for our upcoming session, exploring how games can spark inspiration, new ideas and conversations around the future of quantum technology. We have some games and tools here in the picture as our inspiration from Centre for Quantum and Society, Science For Change, Codenames, Ethical Engine, Ace Cards and many more..

A little behind the scenes of what we’ve been working on for the upcoming Quantum Futures design workshop.

Stay tuned for more! 👀

14/10/2026

Big news! We’re part of the European Quantum Academy! ⚛️✨

Europe is joining forces to train the next generation of quantum talent, and Science Melting Pot is excited to be part of this journey!

The European Quantum Academy (EQA) brings together more than 70 partner institutions and over 100 affiliated organisations to connect quantum education across Europe, from schools to professional training!

The goal? To make quantum knowledge more accessible, develop new learning opportunities, and help more people build the skills needed for the future of quantum technologies.

At Science Melting Pot, we believe that making science accessible goes hand in hand with creating engaging learning experiences. We’re honoured to contribute to this collaborative effort and help shape how people learn about and connect with quantum technologies💡

The European Quantum Academy is co-funded by the European Union.

05/10/2026

🎮⚛️ A few snapshots from the Quantum Game Workshop: Advancing Quantum Technology with Quantum Games!

This workshop brought together scientists, designers and artists at the Lorentz Center in Leiden to explore how games can help us think about and communicate quantum technology in new ways🤩

Quantum games are a topic we’re especially interested in at Science Melting Pot, so it was great to learn, exchange ideas and see what happens when science, creativity and play come together✨🙌

Here are a few moments from the workshop and some of what we experienced along the way! 👏

02/10/2026

🍦 Here’s how we experienced The Science of Ice Cream workshop at the Food Festival! 🔬✨

It was a fun, fascinating (and delicious!) experience! 😋It’s awesome to spend time exploring the science behind everyday things, especially when it’s one of everyone’s favourite treats✨

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us! 💛

And remember: science is everywhere! even in the food we eat!🍨🧪

24/09/2026

Hvem formidler viden spændende og bredt – om temaerne: 🌱Jord og Liv 🌡️ Klima og Miljø 🏙️ Fremtidens byer 🧬 Kræft og Sundhed 🌊 Hav og Vand
.. Vi vilgerne involvere dem (eller dig?) som goodwill ambassadører for Science Comes To Aarhus 2027!

I hele 2027 fyldes Aarhus af aktiviteter, når EU projektet ‘Science Comes To Town’ folder sig ud og gør forskning og videnskab til en del af hverdagen.

Kom med dit bud inden 2 okt 2026: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdnlTJhayWInCn65kqcdEZoZyjTr8eNoibAypfHOaHQ6Wo3IQ/viewform

23/09/2026

What if finding your science communication style was a little like creating the perfect dish? 🍽️🔬

Introducing A 3-Course Menu for Science Communication — a workshop designed to inspire you to find your own style for communicating your research while giving you practical tools you can actually use!🌟

Across this workshop, you’ll explore science communication through talks, coaching, public analysis and sensory experiences—all while creating a dish along the way!

Because just like a good menu, great science communication needs the right ingredients👩‍🔬✨ Ready to find yours?

📩 Join our workshop! Get in touch with us to learn more!🙌

23/09/2026

🍽️ What’s on the menu? Science communication!

Introducing “A 3-Course Menu for Science Communication” a workshop designed to inspire you to find your own style for communicating your research while giving you practical tools you can actually use!🌟

Across this workshop, you’ll explore science communication through talks, coaching, public analysis and sensory experiences—all while creating a dish along the way!

Because just like a good menu, great science communication needs the right ingredients👩‍🔬✨ Ready to find yours?

📩 Join our workshop! Get in touch with us to learn more!🙌

18/09/2026

Quantum physics doesn’t have to be hard to understand! ⚛️✨
On 30 August, we brought Pitcher of Quantum back to Aarhus Festuge
for an evening of 3-minute talks, curious questions, surprising ideas, and a little bit of friendly competition🎤🧠

The next generation of quantum physicists (Federico Giuseppe Malara, Siri Hjermind, Sushant Yadav & Murshed SK) from DigiQ took the stage to break down quantum technology and show how it connects to the world around us—from the technology we use every day to the possibilities of the future!! 🤩 💫

And yes, there was a quiz. And prizes. 👀🏆

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us, asked questions, supported the students, and brought your curiosity along!

We’d also like to thank the DigiQ project, co-funded by the European Commission, for supporting the event and the students who made it happen.
Here are some highlights from Pitcher of Quantum 2026! 📸✨

14/09/2026

We’re proud to share that Sara Gallegos, our SciComm Social Media Specialist, was selected to participate in NASA Social in the lead-up to the launch of NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope!🔭

NASA Social brings together science communicators and content creators who share the stories behind NASA’s missions with their communities—and Sara was one of the selected participants from around the world! 🌎✨

During her time at NASA, she had the opportunity to go behind the scenes, explore NASA facilities, meet the people working on the mission, and experience the excitement surrounding Roman’s launch🚀

We’re so happy to see Sara representing science communication!💫

11/09/2026

At the DigQ Summer School: https://physics.dtu.dk/research/sections/qpit/Events/Quantum-Information-Science-with-Light-and-Matter-2026, master’s students in quantum technologies took part in our Build Your Pitch workshop, where they explored storytelling techniques.

Led by David Owen, the session focused on finding the core message behind their research and how they could pitch it at their poster presentation session.

Strong communication skills are essential for the next generation of quantum professionals, and it was a pleasure to support these talented students as they developed their science communication and pitching skills!

Thank you to Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU for the opportunity

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Workspace Haslegården
Aarhus

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+4591858833

Website

http://www.sciencemeltingpot.com/

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