Two Rudolfovo researchers explored natural dyes with students at Gimnazija Novo mesto, guiding them from observing colour changes to forming hypotheses and interpreting findings.

On 5 November, Rudolfovo hosted the Second Slovenian Forum on Quantum Computing. Slovenian and international experts explored research advances, potential applications and the development of quantum infrastructure in Slovenia and Europe.

What can quantum computers do today, and how can we develop our own quantum computing capabilities? On 5 November 2026, the 2nd Slovenian Quantum Computing Forum at Rudolfovo will bring together Slovenian and international experts to explore research advances, practical applications and the development of quantum infrastructure.

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.

Rudolfovo co-organised the ITTC 2026 conference in Novo mesto, where our team received the award for the best scientific paper.

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.