Spectacular show lecture with interactive elements - in the new Event Physics show entitled "Electron seeks positron - the dating show for experimenters", everything revolves around the topic of "dating" in the not-too-distant future. On Monday, 18 March at 11 a.m., Event Physics is offering a demonstration exclusively for school classes and courses. All interested parties are invited to three further dates on Tuesday, 19 March, at 5 pm, Wednesday, 20 March, at 7 pm and Thursday, 21 March, at 5 pm. The show lectures will take place in the Auditorium maximum of Paderborn University. Admission is free of charge. It is necessary to reserve a seat in advance. Further information and registration options can be found on the Event Physics booking website. School classes can register by emailing info@event-physik.de.
The event physicists present the partner search of the future in various dating formats. The choice of partner is no longer based on traditional criteria, but solely on the ability to carry out spectacular experiments or operate unusual devices. With many new experiments, such as the "Can Crusher", hoover climbing or a giant, glittering pendulum, the presenters try to impress their respective dates and the audience. In addition, some audience favourites, such as the burning bathtub or the glass harp, are not to be missed and are creatively staged.
Students at Paderborn University developed and prepared the new show as part of a course taught by Dr Marc Sacher, who founded Event Physics in 2006. The team has also made a name for itself outside the university with its special way of imparting knowledge. The members of Event Physics appear on numerous stages, e.g. at scientific and business events or as experts in television programmes.
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