The Science and Technology Festival, organized in collaboration with Bayrampaşa Municipality Science Center and TÜBİTAK, has been launched to raise science awareness among young people. At the festival, which was opened by Mayor Atila Aydıner together with the district protocol; There are many workshops such as Robotic Coding, 3D Design, Sensor Technology, Electric-Electronics, Biotechnology and Sustainable Living. The festival, which attracted a lot of attention, lasts until Sunday 2 October.

Bayrampaşa Municipality organizes the Science and Technology Festival in collaboration with TÜBİTAK to educate new generations who will contribute to science and raise scientific awareness. Held in the Muratpaşa Neighborhood Monday market area, the festival includes many workshops such as Robotic Coding, 3D Design, Sensor Technology, Electric-Electronics, Biotechnology, and Sustainable Living. While the students participating in the festival received and observed information about the muscles and functioning of the body in the Biotechnology workshop, they played games for their visual memory and skills in the Mathematics-Geometry workshop. After drawing shapes with pencils in the 3D Design workshop, he gained driving experience in Robotic Car simulation.

Opening of the festival and Bayrampasa District Governor Dr. The mayor of Bayrampasa, Atila Aydıner, who took exams in the workshops with Soner Şenel, said: “We continue to train the scientists of the future in our science center. For 15 years we have brought thousands of our puppies together in scientific activities in this center. We have paved the way for special projects prepared by our children; We have obtained diplomas by sending our descendants to TUBITAK, university and other competitions. I want to take this opportunity to thank the administrators of the Science Center and all our students Congratulations, we continue to bring our children and young people together with the mysterious world of science.”

The festival, which attracted a lot of attention, lasts until Sunday 2 October.

Source: (BYZHA) – Beyaz News Agency