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Salt, sun and sea! In this course, young visitors discover and investigate a summer day. How can you distinguish between salt and fresh water if you can't taste it? Why do we need sunscreen and how does it work? Finally,...
On March 20, 2026, the Vienna Open Lab, in collaboration with Open Science and the Institute of Molecular Biotechnology (IMBA), hosted the seventh annual Europe-wide UniStem Day. Participants gained fascinating insights into the day-to-day work of stem cell research.
In light of current circumstances, we will be adjusting our cancellation policy and minimum participant requirements beginning with the upcoming winter semester.
The topic of cells is firmly anchored in the biology curriculum of lower and upper secondary schools. However, human cells are much more complex than the classic animal cell would suggest.
NEW in our program from 15 February 2023!
Sustainable - what does that even mean? Where do climate change and greenhouse gases come from, and why do they pollute our environment? You will be able to answer these and other questions after this course.
Am 24. April 2026 ist es wieder soweit: Die Lange Nacht der Forschung lädt dazu ein, Wissenschaft hautnah zu erleben. Auch am Vienna BioCenter warten viele interaktive Stationen auf die Besucher:innen.
Du studierst Biologie im 6. Semester (oder höher) und möchtest nebenbei geringfügig arbeiten? Wissenschaftliche Inhalte verständlich und mit Begeisterung zu vermitteln, macht dir Freude? Dann bist du bei uns richtig!
The free workshop for 4th grade classes at Vienna primary schools is entering its next round in May 2026. Limited slots starting at 11:30 a.m. are still available. Courses are held in German only!
The Summer Science Camp Fortgeschrittene is our summer course for kids from 12 to 13 years. It lasts five days full of scientific information and experiments. Unfortunately, it is only available in German.
Das ganze Angebot des Vienna Open Lab auf einen Blick gibt es in unserem Folder, den Sie hier als pdf-Datei herunterladen können. (Stand 2026, Angaben ohne Gewähr)