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- 5. 2. Science Centre Delft
- 6. What is Science Centre Delft? mission Science Centre Delft, as showcase of Delft University of Technology, wants to contribute to a positive image of science and technology. It does so by turning the university inside out; this is done by actively involving visitors in current research issues and letting them experience the fascination of research.
- 9. Amazing Technology Amaze and discover I also want this!
- 10. Filmstudio Man behind the invention I can do that, I want to participate!
- 11. Workshops Current research I can participate!
- 12. Labs Getting into and testing in different labs
- 13. 3. Target group
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