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Bright Urban Science opened in Pisa on 18 September. CNR–IFC describes 18 large photographs of researchers, taken by Irene Taddei. [1]
The exhibition stays in the city until 25 September, in Piazza Chiara Gambacorti, Largo Cavallotti and Via Oberdan. The BRIGHT-NIGHT programme includes both scientific research and the humanities. [2]
The bright side
Our interpretation: putting a face to research may offer a starting point for questions. This is an opportunity to meet, not a measurement of the interest actually generated. [2]
One idea, in simple words
In Pisa, from 18 to 25 September, you can find an outdoor exhibition. It stands in three places around the city. It features people who study science and the humanities, meaning subjects such as history and culture. [2]
A game invented by our editors: imagine interviewing someone in a portrait. Write three questions: what do you want to discover? Which question seems hardest to answer? What happens when you make a mistake? These are not answers from the exhibition, but ideas for starting a conversation. Now choose the question that interests you most. A photograph can be a first step: to understand someone’s work, we can ask them to explain it in simple words. [1]
A little discovery to keep
What did you discover?
Straight from the source.
- Bright Urban Science: il racconto della ricerca attraverso i volti della ricerca nelle strade di Pisa CNR–IFC · No publication date provided
- Bright Urban Science – Pisa città della scienza BRIGHT-NIGHT · No publication date provided
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