Science is Wonderful!

The European Commission funds excellent young researchers across the EU and abroad through the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, allowing them to study a topic in depth that they care about.
Science is Wonderful! bridges this research with schools across the European Union. It celebrates the value and impact of EU-funded research by giving primary and secondary school students the chance to interact with leading researchers and innovators, learn more about their work in engaging formats and ask questions. Since its inception in 2015, Science is Wonderful! has organised an annual science fair that interactively showcases research projects and innovations through presentations, hands-on experiments, games and quizzes.
In March 2025, Science is Wonderful! once again opened its doors to nearly 5 000 primary and secondary school pupils across Belgium and abroad. It was a unique opportunity for them to engage with over 170 international scientists, get to know about their work and explore research careers. We are very grateful to the researchers, teachers and pupils that helped make this an unforgettable two days.
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Next to the science fair, Science is Wonderful! also hosts activities for the classroom. These teaching resources, games and videos were prepared by our scientists to use with your pupils or children throughout the year. There are a few exciting new additions, so make sure to check them out.
And remember that you can always get in touch with us should you have any questions or ideas. We always like to hear from you.
Ready to make your voice heard? Then check out the “Your turn” site and tell us why you think science is wonderful. We will publish the best answers on our site.
Science is Wonderful! in a nutshell
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
Last update: 08/04/2025