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“Quantorium of Pskov” opened a set for free autumn intensives for schoolchildren

Children's Technopark "Quantorium Pskov" invites children aged 12 to 18 years to take part in free educational intensives, which will be held during the autumn holidays - from 26 to 30 October

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“Quantorium of Pskov” opened a set for free autumn intensives for schoolchildren

Children's Technopark "Quantorium Pskov" invites children aged 12 to 18 years to take part in free educational intensives, which will be held during the autumn holidays - from 26 to 30 October.

This year, the program includes six areas: from natural sciences to digital technologies. Students will be able to try themselves in the role of chemists-researchers, urbanists, photographers, animators, VR-developers and engineers of laser technologies. Of particular interest is the Urban Reboot course, where participants will study the impact of artificial intelligence on the urban environment and develop their own territorial development projects.

To record, you need to fill out an online form on the site of the technopark and wait for confirmation from the administrator. Seats are limited. Following the successful completion of the intensive course, each participant will receive a certificate.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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