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Master Stress Like an Athlete
Stress can make (or break) an athlete’s performance. Friend or foe? Learn how we can better understand stress and master it to our advantage.
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Adaptive Sports
Cindy never stopped playing sports, not even after a bone cancer diagnosis when she was 12. Learn how she put her biomechanical engineering studies to work, followed her dreams, and moved adaptive sports forward.
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Dream Teams: Athletes and Scientists
Olympic freestyle ski athlete and aerospace engineering student Marion Thénault will talk about the freestyle skiing scene and the impact of sports on the environment. Not too afraid of heights, are you?
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Programming Resilience
Watch AI and technology team up and demonstrate resilience. An innovative and interactive trial-and-error environment where you can explore how body, mind, and science all learn to push the boundaries.
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Science vs. Cheating
Enjoy an interactive talk about doping in the world of sports and explore how anti-doping labs get their job done.
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Imminent Impact! From Meteorites to Asteroids
Want to learn about hunting meteorites and protecting the planet? Come touch space rocks, create a crater, and learn how we monitor asteroids.
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Logic in Motion
Explore tech in this hands-on workshop designed for next generation innovators. Create games, understand how AI works, and use code to change the world.
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The Science of Communications!
Romeo, Alpha, Delta, India, Oscar: Have you ever wanted to learn Morse code, understand radio signals, or take part in a test search and rescue operation? Here’s your chance!
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From the Mine into your Phone!
Curious about where minerals come from? Get your hands on mineral samples, explore a disassembled smart phone, and discover how precious minerals, technology, and sustainability now go hand in hand.
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The Evolution of Sports Technology
Are you familiar with the evolution of sports technology? Join us to explore how sports equipment has changed over time by trying out equipment models from different sports!
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Get Moving with Your Robot
How does a machine know the right moves to make? You code it! Breakdown and analyze your own body movements then program a LEGO SPIKE™ robot to move the same way.
