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Pint of Science 2025
Pint of Science’s fourth swiss edition was a huge success! With 58 events held across 12 cities on the 19th, 20th and 21st of May, the festival keep on growing, bringing even more scientist to your local bars to share their research!
This year, it is 159 researchers from academia, industry and public services that came to share science with more than 2800 attendees, on topics ranging from quantum physics to social sciences and art, medicine or space exploration!
Want to know more about the festival organisation? Check Behind the Pint!
Official Art:
We’re thrilled to present Kim Gaudin ,our official graphic designer behind this year’s visual identity, from posters and flyers to leaflets, and all the festival merchandise. This year’s identity is playful, with a dark theme that reflects the evening atmosphere of our events, paired with vibrant colors to spark curiosity and make science more inviting.
As a scientific graphic designer and illustrator, Kim’s mission is to translate the complexity of science into clear, engaging visuals. Her services include journal covers, editorial illustrations, visual identities, and a wide range of science communication materials. Originally from France, she's now based in Lausanne, Switzerland since June 2024. Discover all her work at kg-for-sciences.com
Program:
Find more about the different events of the festival by looking at the cities’ programs:
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Gallery:
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The 'Coloured flame' experiment during the 'Happy Accidents, Healthy Aging, and the Art of Brewing' in St.Gallen. Burning LiCl salts dissolved in alcohol gives bright, red flames while burning Boric Acid leads to strikingly green flames. -
Philipp Villiger on Refinement during the "Aus die Maus? Geht Forschung ohne Tierversuch?" event in Bern, in collaboration with the Swiss 3R Competence Center (3RCC) -
St.Gallen's volunteers getting ready for the first night of the festival -
Dr Carl Remlinger during the 'AI leads the way, from pixels to privacy' event in Lausanne -
Dr Marie Kosco-Vilbois on treatments of Alzheimer's disease during the 'Frontiers in therapy - exploring the future of medicine' in Lausanne -
Basel's team getting ready for the events -
Dr Enrique Rayo (left) and Megan Malherbe (right) presenting their work during the 'Unveiling the Past' event in Zurich -
Baden's volunteers closing up the festival after 3 successful nights -
Pr. Liudmila Zavolokina during the 'From propaganda to perception: AI that thinks like us' event in Fribourg -
Gregory Benjamin Egloff on the conservation biology in the Swiss lowlands for 'Co-existing' in Neuchâtel -
Lugano's volunteers getting ready for 'Carburante vivo, AI che parlano local e gatti di Schrödinger' -
Marta Balanyà-Segura presenting during the 'Happy Accidents, Healthy Aging, and the Art of Brewing' event in St. Gallen -
Dr Laura Hendriks (left) and Sâm Ghavami (right) presented their research during the 'The invisible secrets of historical paintings' in Fribourg -
Beginning of the 'Understanding and Adapting to Change: From Cities to Greenhouses to Glaciers' event in Lausanne -
Fabienne Estermann presenting during the 'Connecting Art and Science' event in Basel -
Dr Saein Lee presenting during the 'Science : Of Minds and Monkeys!' in Baden
A big thank you to our partners for the 2024 edition!
