Pupils from Drska Primary School and Otočec Primary School, together with guests from the Czech Republic, explored robotics, 3D technologies, plant-based dyes and intellectual property at Rudolfovo. The visit took place as part of the RhythmOfLife project.

Explore moments from European Researchers’ Night 2026: laboratory visits, community workshops, 3D scanning and Chess960 at the library.

On 25 September 2026, Rudolfovo invites you to free European Researchers’ Night events: an open day, a lecture on 3D scanning, and a Chess960 tournament.

On 25 September 2026, Rudolfovo will mark European Researchers’ Night with three free events: an Open Day, a lecture on 3D scanning and a Chess960 tournament.

Rudolfovo is participating in the RhythmOfLife project, which brings science closer to children, young people and the wider public by exploring rhythms in nature and human life.

On Friday, 25 September 2026, Rudolfovo opens its doors to primary and secondary schools as well as the interested public. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about research centres, laboratories and scientific demonstrations.

As part of the Rhythm of Life project, children at Sevnica Kindergarten learned about the work of a researcher through a simple experiment with red cabbage, vinegar, lemon juice and baking soda.

Around 43 students attended the first European Researchers’ Night – RhythmOfLife event at Rudolfovo, where they explored robotics, artificial intelligence, 3D technologies and plant-based dyes.

Approximately 35 international students visited Rudolfovo to explore robotics, extended reality, artificial intelligence and the research infrastructure of the Factory of the Future.