Youth Future Day

Future Day in pictures

Michel, Mia and Sophia (from left) spent their Youth Future Day at the Institute of Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment (ICBM) in Oldenburg on 27 April 2017. After taking water samples from a nearby stream, they were analysed in the laboratory.
A rare sight - and not just for the pupils at the 2013 Youth Future Day: this "naked" hermit crab was apparently caught by the net just as it was trying to swap its snail shell, which had become too small, for a larger one.
2012 Despite the cool wind, interest remains high: Pupils listen attentively to Roger Staves (Wilhelmshaven National Park Centre) explain the creatures of the mudflats. Staves once again supported the ICBM in Wilhelmshaven with his vivid explanations of life in the mudflats at the Youth Future Day.

Youth Future Day

Youth Future Day

ICBM and young scientists pull together at the Youth Future Day: Our photo shows Michel (11), Dr Bert Engelen, Sophia (11), Mia (11), Frank Meyerjürgens and Jana Schmidt drawing water together. Photo: Simone Wiegand

The ICBM takes part in Youth Future Day with a variety of activities. Pupils can explore different areas and experience marine research at both the Wilhelmshaven and Oldenburg sites.

Registration for the upcoming Youth Future Day on 28 March 2019 will open in spring 2019 and will be handled centrally by the University’s Gender Equality Office, which allocates places for the event. The detailed programme will also be published there.

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