דף הבית  >>   Researchers' Night  2012 Researchers' Night 2012 Researchers' Night 2012 On Monday, September 24th, 2012, Madatech's doors will open for a night of exciting science exploration. As a tribute to the Turing Year, events will focus on computer science, robots and encryption. A Tradition of Science and Fun Since 2007, Researchers' Night events take place simultaneously across Israel and all around European cities. On this unique evening, museums, academic institutions and science centers offer visitors an exceptional opportunity to peer into the depths of scientific and technological research, within the context of fascinating encounters with researchers and fun scientific activities for the whole family. The Israeli events are sponsored by the EU, in association with the Israeli Ministry of Science and Technology. 2012, The Alan Turing Year, is a centenary celebration of the renowned mathematician's birth, and events on Researchers' Night at Madatech will be linked to his most significant scientific impact: computers and encryption. Events are expected to include: Man against the Machine A multiplayer Turing test Demonstrate That! Fascinating scientific demonstrations The Robots Science Show MotoMan – A Giant human like Robot Courtesy of Yaskawa Electric Corporation The 3DPrinter:- a digital manufacturing revolution or a mini-factory on your table Tom Sofer From Computing to Computers: The encryption secrets of the enigma machine Alex Polishuk Rob Lab: Lab robotics and robotic modules Leonid Ravazin and students from Ironi He High School Research Talk Madatech embraces activities that contribute to a better understanding between scientists and the general public. The audience gets the chance to meet and exchange ideas with top researchers in a relaxed atmosphere at Madatech's all new Noble Energy Science Park. Science on Stage 18:00-22:00 Exciting lectures on the social relevance of computers today: The Automatic Pilot vs. The Human Pilot – who will go farther? Captain Ron Charitt Software and Insects – it's a hate-hate relationship Why do computer bugs appear? How can you trace them? Dr. Daniel Gaist Computers, Nucleus and Me Computers can prevent the use of nuclear weapon. What are their applications, as part of the CTBTOO? Dr. Naama Gazir-Yaari, Madatech; CTBTOO radiation inspector The History of Computerization – Worldwide and in the Technion. Prof. Micha Wolfstein The Big Screen Digital Stars Computers in movies – totally human Eyal Amir, Madatech's Spokesman and Multimedia Executive. Join us for a family night of entertainment and dynamic scientific action! Researchers' Night on Madatech's Facebook All events on Researchers' Night are free of charge Madatech's exhibitions will be open to the public for free from 5pm to 10pm. Entrance to the Cinematrix is subject to availability. Please pick up your free ticket in advance.at Madatch's ticketing office.