Date | Topic | Speaker |
12 December | How does gingerbread get to the supermarket? | Professor Martin Göbl, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
7 November | What toppled the Berlin Wall? | Dr Benjamin Gilde, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
10 October | What causes tornados? | Professor Jost Braun, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
6 June | Global voyager – the adventures of young Georg Forster | Professor Markus Landvogt, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
16 May | Two dots, a comma and a bracket – what’s in a smilie? | Professor Sabine Buchwieser, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
11 April | Burn some rubber! Why Lightning McQeen wins every race. | Paul Weiner, Kempten University of Applied Sciences Research Centre |
21 March | Do aliens exist? Searching for life in space. | Professor Thomas Eimüller, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
10 January | Computer’s only do noughts and ones, don’t they? | Professor Stefan Frenz, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
13 December | The Nativity according to law | Professor Matthias Knecht, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
8 November | Either princess or pirate? | Anna Steinberger, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
11 October | Those Romans are bonkers?! | Dr. Maike Sieler, Kempten Archaeology Department |
21 June | I’m loving it. | Professor Uwe Stratmann, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
17 May | Industry 4.0 – what goes into making a shoe? | Professor Dirk Jacob, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
26 April | Is there light in the darkness? | Professor Michael Layh, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
22 March | How do electric cars work? | Charlotte Wallin, M.Sc., Kempten University of Applied Sciences Research Centre |
11 January | The bells! Ringing or rattling? | Dr Michael Plitzner, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
7 December | St Nicholas, servant Ruprecht and their deeds | Professor Matthias Knecht, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
9 November | How do we know how things were in the past? | Dr Veronika Heilmannseder, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
12 October | One for me, one for you – learning how to share | Professor Jochen Staudacher Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
22 June | Why does grandma put her telephone in the fridge? | Professor Veronika Schraut, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
18 May | From safe breaker to professional hacker | Christoph Stachel, Teacher at Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
27 April | When your toothbrush starts talking to your smartphone | Dr Dietmar Prestel, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
23 March | How steel and cast iron save lives | Jakob Breiner, Kempten University of Applied Sciences Research Centre |
12 January | Good planning is half the job... | Professor Christian Mayer, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
8 December | How do Advent calendars make it into the supermarket? | Professor Martin Göbl, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
10 November | Why do we fly into space? | Professor Thomas Zeh, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
13 October | I spy with my little eye... | Susanne Boms, AOK Bavaria – health insurance fund |
9 June | 3D printing – build your own toy | Professor Stefan Wind, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
12 May | Savings book or golden treasure? A pirate reveals all. | Professor Eduard Eisenrith, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
14 April | Play and mathematics | Professor Wolfgang Hauke, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
17 March | Theatrical jobs – who works behind the scenes? | Silvia Armbruster, THEATERINKEMPTEN |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
8 December | Building bridges | Professor Hubert Mayr |
10 November | Learning Spanish is fun! | Nuria Ramiro Herrero |
13 October | What causes tornados? | Professor Jost Braun |
11 June | Two dots, a comma and a bracket – what’s in a smilie? | Professor Sabine Buchwieser |
21 May | Humans and space | Professor Martin Schirra, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
16 April | Hot on the heels of money | Professor Georg Köpf, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
26 March | Enjoying things – feeling our way around the five senses | Susanne Boms, AOK nutritional expert |
20 January | My robotic friend | Professor Dirk Jacob, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
16 December | Who’s afraid of potatoes from America? | Anselm Dohle-Beltinger, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
18 November | Let’s vote – electoral systems | Professor Jochen Staudacher, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
14 October | How mechatronics helps people | Professor Petra Friedrich, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
5 June | Parents, siblings and friends – a base camp for charging to the summit | Diana Epp, M.Sc. Kompass Hof Clinic, Mindelheim |
15 May | What’s cool about fire? | Professor Rainer Huss |
10 April | Human versus machine | Norbert Grotz |
20 March | Sky blue through to rainbows – worlds of colour | Professor Thomas Eimüller |
21 January | Inventions galore – from dough mixers to wall plugs | Professor Klaus Seidel, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
17 December | Wood – a natural wonder | Volker Keck, HOLZ ARENA Vertriebs GmbH & Co.KG |
19 November | The packaged house | Professor Bernhard Müller, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
22 October | What should you do with your pocket money? | Uwe Parotat, Raiffeisenbank Kempten eG |
13 June | Mathematics – our constant companion | Heinz Grögler, mathematician |
16 May | Six go to the end of the world | Wolfgang Goldberg, university chaplain |
25 April | How do electric cars work? | Charlotte Wallin |
21 March | Secret languages | Dr Arnulf Deinzer |
22 January | How dangerous is the Sun? | Dr Stefan Uhlich, Dermatologist in Kempten |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
18 December | Stories about Bunsen burners | Professor Rainer Huss, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
20 November | The fantastic world of ceramics | Patrizia Bertram, engineer |
23 October | What makes games fun? | Professor Tobias Breiner, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
14 June | A journey through our solar system | Professor Thomas Eimüller, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
24 May | What causes tornados? | Professor Jost Braun, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
26 April | Can a field be magnetic? | Professor Arnulf Deinzer, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
29 March | Why do tummies rumble – and hearts thump? | Professor Harald Barwitz, University of Munich |
10 January | Experiments for sensory sleuths | Professor Johannes Huber, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
13 December | A breath of life – why do we breathe? | Dr Markus Bauer, East Allgäu Health Authority |
22 November | Inventors – from idea to innovation | Professor Katrin Stefan, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
25 October | Where does the power in our sockets come from? | Professor Jürgen Blass, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
9 June | Do you have to eat everything you’re served in other countries? | Professor Ulrich Bauer, Kempten University of Applied Sciences |
19 May | What are the Chancellor’s duties and how do we make laws in Germany? | Dr Gerd Müller, Member of the German Federal Parliament |
14 April | “Lifting your spirits with accupressure” | Professor and doctor of Chinese medicine Karin Bushe-Centmayer |
24 March | The curious world of genetic engineering – why are farmers in Allgäu against it? | Brigitte Elbe, Initiative GENial |
11 January | Bulls and bears – how do animals sneak into the stock exchange? | Professor Georg Köpf |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
12 December | The bells! Ringing or rattling? | Professor Andreas Rupp and engineer Michael Plitzner |
23 November | Do aliens exist? Searching for life in space. | Professor Thomas Eimüller |
26 October | What does “social” actually mean? | Professor Peter Nick |
17 June | How do I get to be a millionaire? | Professor Georg Köpf |
20 May | The abacus – ancient calculator | Professor Georg Hagel |
29 April | How are newspapers made? | Rolf Nehrig / Bernd Buchfeld Editors at the Allgäuer Zeitung |
25 March | BERGMÖNCH mountain bikes – how do you invent sporting equipment? | Thomas Kaiser & Christian Wassermann |
19 January | Mysterious genetic engineering | Dr Klaus-Dieter Fascher |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
22 December | Why is petrol so expensive? | Economist Anselm Dohle-Beltinger |
24 November | Why is the sky blue? | Professor Thomas Eimüller |
27 October | Curtain up! Introducing ... the theatre! | Ulrike Schad & Olivia Hausen |
25 June | If humans talk, why don’t animals and plants? | Mathematician Heinz Grögler |
28 May | How do people end up in prison? And get out again? | Professor Claus Loos |
30 April | A journey into “artificial worlds” | Professor Ulrich Göhner |
26 March | What do banks do with our money? | Professor Georg Köpf |
20 January | Does God live in Heaven? | Martin Graefen, pastoral worker |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
16 December | Why do we take out insurance? | Professor Astrid Selder, social economist |
25 November | How do journalists get a story? | Rolf Nehrig & Bernd Buchfeld, Editors at the Allgäuer Zeitung |
28 October | Why do libraries collect books? | Librarian Günter Höld, Head of the University Library |
26 June | Lightning and thunder | Professor Peter Claus |
29 May | Why do people work? | Mathematician Heinz Grögler |
24 April | Why do we eat so much chocolate? | Professor Brieger |
3 April | What does maths have to do with ratatouille? | Professor Bernd Dreier |
29 January | Let’s build a racing car | Computer science students |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
18 December | Where does the power in our sockets come from? | Professor Jürgen Blass |
27 November | Spoilt for choice | Economist Anselm Dohle-Beltinger |
23 October | What causes tornados? | Professor Jost Braun |
28 June | Adventures in architecture – building bridges | Engineer Michael Burz |
24 May | I’m loving it. Why does advertising work? | Professor Richard Geml |
26 April | Why are emails so fast? | Norbert Grotz |
29 March | Why do we need money? | Mathematician Heinz Grögler |
Date | Topic | Speaker |
19 December | Does Europe need a king? | Professor Ernst Führich |
21 November | Play & mathematics | Professor Wolfgang Hauke |
31 October | Why is there no 30th February? A brief history of the calendar | Dr Jürgen Bucher |
29 June | Other countries, other customs | Karin Grüning |
1 June | How do computers work? | Professor Stefan Rieck |
27 April | Why you can’t just do whatever you want – only what’s legal! | Professor Claus Loos |
30 March | Albert Einstein and the theory of relativity | Professor Arnulf Deinzer |
24 January | Why be nice to strangers? Tourists in the Allgäu | Professor Alfred Bauer |