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School of Science part of Aalto Festival

During the Festival you can explore the activities at School of Science.

The Aalto Festival is arranged for the second time (16.-31.5.2016) and consists of exhibitions, seminars and prototypes and much more from the branches of art, science and economics.

The School of Science is a part of the following events:

  • Ti 17.5.2016 -
  • Ti 17.5.2016 -
  • La 21.5.2016 -
  • Ke 25.5. – Pe 27.5.2016 -
  • 27.5.2016 -
  • La 28.5.2016 -

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