Zwischen Brötchen und Borussia
The lecture series "Zwischen Brötchen und Borussia" is aimed at the interested public - adults as well as children and young people - and provides information in an entertaining way about topics and issues which have a wider connection with physics. The lectures take place on Saturday mornings and are typically given by speakers from the immediate vicinity of TU Dortmund University.
At the same time, the program is aimed at schools and participants of the Studium Fundamentale at TU Dortmund University. Pupils can acquire a so-called Schülerdiplom ("pupils diploma") by successful participation in a quiz, students receive a corresponding module certificate.
Place and time
The lectures start at 10:30, last 1 ½ hours each and take place in the lecture hall building II, lecture hall 1 and 2.
For those who cannot attend on site, there will be a live stream. You will find the access link to the video in time on the detail pages of the respective lecture.
The quiz for the lecture will take place online and will be unlocked on the event website 15 minutes before the lecture starts and shut down 30 minutes after the event.
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Archive
You can still view the events from the past since November 2020. You can find the recorded lectures archive on "Zwischen Brötchen und Borussia".



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