Landquart Children’s Lab: When kids become science coaches In late May, the SNI was invited to a “TecJuniors by SATW” workshop at the Landquart Children’s Lab. The children first explored various aspects of the nanoworld through experiments they conducted themselves. Dr. Kerstin Beyer-Hans then gave a presentation on nanoscience and nanotechnology. The highlight fol- lowed immediately: The children presented their ex- periments to the approximately 60 adults and explained what they had just learned themselves. A new concept for the SNI team—and a complete success! SNI post with video Landquart Children’s Lab n 3 : Nano – Now & Next: A great orien- tation event for nanoscience students How do I manage my studies? What’s next for my master’s degree? How do I figure out what I want to do after graduation? And how do I prepare for it? Many questions that everyone answers in their own unique way. The board of the AlumniNano orga- nization has now launched the new event “n 3 : Nano – Now & Next” to support nanoscience students in finding their own individual – and not always easy – answers to these questions. SNI post Hands-on experimentation, listening, and then guiding the adults – a success- ful concept for visiting the SNI at the Kinderlabor Landquart. (Images: K. Beyer- Hans and E. Flury-Schneller) The new n 3 event, initiated by the board of the AlumniNano organization, offers valuable tips and information for your studies and the time beyond. 43 SNI INSight June 2026