First Mayor Fabian Mayer and Wolfram Ressel, Rector of the University of Stuttgart, presented the question box in the Stuttgart Town Hall for the purposes of the ’Wissenschaftsjahr 2022’. Photo: Leif Piechowski/Stadt Stuttgart
First Mayor Fabian Mayer and Wolfram Ressel, Rector of the University of Stuttgart, presented the question box in the Stuttgart Town Hall for the purposes of the 'Wissenschaftsjahr 2022'. Photo: Leif Piechowski/Stadt Stuttgart - Rector Prof. Ressel and Mayor Mayer invite you to contribute to the pool of ideas in the Science Year 2022 - [Picture: Leif Piechowski/Stadt Stuttgart] The Science Year 2022 is a very special one: For the first time, it's not about a specific topic. Instead, all citizens are invited to ask their personal questions and make suggestions for potential future fields of study and future research projects. For this purpose and on the occasion of the birthday of physicist Albert Einstein on March 14 - the international "Ask a Question Day" - First Mayor Fabian Mayer and the Rector of the University of Stuttgart, Prof. Wolfram Ressel, inaugurated a box in the Stuttgart Town Hall in which such questions will be collected. Rector Ressel said: "Science and research are present in all areas of our lives. Whether it's the growing importance of algorithms in everyday life or tackling climate change: We have to face major challenges that we can only overcome together. The University of Stuttgart is pleased to get involved by hosting numerous events.
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