PASCH Exhibition “Land of Inventors – Research in Germany”

Car, TV or computer – German inventions change the world.

At the moment Germany ranks amongst the top three nations when it comes to patent registrations, and reports continued growth in the number of people employed in science and research. So these are good prospects for an innovative future in an innovative country – and also for young people from all around the world who are interested in studying or doing a research placement in Germany.

This exhibition is organised by the Goethe-Institut in cooperation with the Fraunhofer Institute and the Max Planck Society. In Lahore, the Annemarie-Schimmel-Haus will be showcasing the exhibition from April 11 to April 18 in our Gallery.

THE BASIC IDEA

LAND OF INVENTORS – RESEARCH IN GERMANY focuses on world-changing German inventions across the scientific disciplines. The spotlight is on both historical discoveries and pioneering innovations – not forgetting to take a look at the research environment in Germany of course.

STRUCTURE

Intriguing quotes by famous personalities serve as an introduction to the seven themed areas: Computer Science, Energy, Mobility, Communication, Medicine, Optics and Material. Each category includes five to six exhibits that are each explained on an image/text panel, with pictures to illustrate. There are interactive elements to encourage you to have a go. Films and audio stations round off the package. Visitors can find information about studying and researching in Germany in the central area.

TOUR DETAILS

LAND OF INVENTORS – RESEARCH IN GERMANY is a travelling exhibition that will be touring the world for several years. It is primarily targeted at young people aged 15 – 25 from schools and universities. The exhibition is bilingual – in German and English.