
The CEF Explorer forms an integral part of the outreach activities of CEF. It is aimed at high school students (Gymnasien) and has been running successfully since 2009. The programme brings academic research straight into secondary school to stimulate the scientific interest of young students and to promote Riedberg Campus as an excellent place to study and pursue a scientific career. The underlying didactic concept is to ‘learn to explore’. Selected students get the opportunity to conduct experiments in the authentic surroundings of CEF laboraties together with renowned scientists, with the aim to solve a specific research question. Results are documented according to good laboratory practice and presented in posters as part of a student symposium at the end of each project phase. The research questions tackled are developed in context with the respective school curriculum for science classes. Close collaboration between participating scientists and school teachers ensures effectiveness and creates sustainability for the long-term promotion of natural sciences at secondary school.
CEF Explorer 2013
Until 30 June respectively 11 August 2013
Preparation of the laboratory day
01 July - 12 July 2013
First time frame for the laboratory day in a CEF research group
(individual appointment)
12 August - 23 August 2013
Second time frame for the laboratory day in a CEF research group
(individual appointment)
Until Monday, 09 September 2013 (deadline hand over!)
Compilation of the poster-presentation
10 - 16 September 2013
Poster revision and assessments
Tuesday, 24 September afternoon 2013
Presentation day and closure event with short presentations, Riedberg Campus
Teachers and Pupils interested please contact Arnim Lühken at the Goethe Schülerlabor (luehken@chemie.uni-frankfurt.de, Tel. 069 7982 9446).
Scientists of the CEF interested to provide a project should contact Tanja Schuler (schuler@biochem2.uni-frankfurt.de, Tel. 069 798-42504) at the CEF Office.

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Contact
Arnim Lühken
Institut für Didaktik der Chemie
N 120, Raum 316
Goethe University Frankfurt
Max-von-Laue-Str. 7
Riedberg Campus
60438 Frankfurt am Main
e-mail : luehken@chemie.uni-frankfurt.de
Tel. +49 (0)69 7982 9446
Fax +49 (0)69 7982 9461
Homepage Goethe-Schülerlabor


