Most groups combine a visit to POLYMAT’s laboratories with an activity at their school; either can take place alone. For 3rd-year ESO, Bachillerato and chemistry-related FP.
Students come to our research spaces in Donostia, meet researchers and see polymer science in practice.
Researchers bring experiments, short talks and games into the classroom.
Hands-on workshops, demonstrations and public talks bring polymer science closer to wider audiences.
POLYMAT researchers mentor young people and offer role models in science and technology.
Our researchers discuss their work with the public in informal venues.
We support young people as they develop and present scientific projects.
We take part in activities that make women researchers visible and promote equality in STEAM.
POLYMAT researchers share their work with young people through interactive science and career activities.
POLYMAT takes part in the contest by designing STEAM teaching materials, including Aventura Polimérica, a game-based resource for secondary school students.
POLYMAT is developing playful materials inspired by Passion for Knowledge to connect younger audiences with science.
POLYMAT is a member of Jakindari, the Basque alliance for scientific culture, and contributes to joint outreach activities, including the eclipse programme.