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Top picks for Sunday 13 April AI, robots and a telescope to end the Exhibition in style From deep space to the marvels of artificial intelligence — with hands-on workshops for curious minds — this final day promises plenty of surprises! European Space Agency Hop aboard for a journey through the interstellar universe! – 10:00 a.m. (in English): spotlight on the James Webb Space Telescope – 10:15 a.m.: blast off for a comet interception mission – 2:05 p.m. (in English): a look back at the history of APSK For Young Explorers (from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.) – Sciencescope: fun, hands-on workshops led by the University of Geneva on Earth sciences, life sciences, astronomy, and anthropology. – Fab Lab Onl’fait: intro to 3D printing and modelling: discover how polar coordinates can turn into real-life objects! Swiss pavilion Innovation on every floor, with the Campus Biotech Geneva Foundation and EPFL’s Science Promotion Office. Start-ups, experiments, discoveries — it’s all happening here! – 10:00 a.m.: on stage at the Swiss Pavilion: a conference on human-centered artificial intelligence, hosted by the Chinese Embassy. On the agenda: international dialogue, next-gen robots by Unitree, and a demonstration of an AI capable of stepping into the physical world. – 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.: CERN takes the stage with a science show where particles become the stars of a quantum crime mystery!

Top picks for Saturday 12 April Paper planes, biotech and artificial intelligence – science takes flight at the Exhibition Paper plane throwing competition and folding workshops, destination? the sky! Watch out, gravity: the skies will be filled with daring flights from children up to 15 years old. It all begins with a paper plane folding workshop to master the subtle art of aerodynamic origami. From classic models to wild creations, participants will experiment with shapes and angles… before taking to the air. – From 2 to 5 p.m., it’s time for the big throwing competition: whether it’s precision or distance, all talents are welcome to make their aircraft soar as far or as accurately as possible. Prizes will be awarded to the boldest pilots. For curious young minds – a flurry of workshops from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. No sitting still today – all day long, kids will be creating, testing and building at the Fair. – Solar Workshop (ages 7–10): Build your own mobile object powered only by the energy of the sun. – Addictlab Workshops   • Robotics and Environment: Program a LEGO robot to save the oceans.   • Mechanical and Computing: Discover logic with the Turing Tumble.   • Heritage and Innovation: Explore yesterday’s inventions to create a better tomorrow.All activities are free on registration. – Sciencescope: The science outreach centre from the University of Geneva offers workshops on Earth and life sciences, astronomy and anthropology. – Fab Lab Onl’fait: 3D printing and modelling in action, with live demonstrations of a tool that converts polar coordinates into digital data. – Design Your Future: Playful workshops for ages 6 to 12, combining storytelling, graphic design and new technologies to help children gain confidence and take ownership of their ideas. Swiss Pavilion At the Swiss pavilion, the Campus Biotech Geneva Foundation and the EPFL Science Promotion Service will be showcasing their activities. – At 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., CERN will perform a show blending physics and poetry – accessible from age 10 and not to be missed! – At 2 p.m., a talk titled Is artificial intelligence capable of generating innovation? will address questions around legality, regulation, ethics, morality and profitability in the use of AI tools.

Top picks for Friday 11 April Entrepreneurship and DIY: a refreshing programme where Geneva’s entrepreneurial spirit meets the boundless creativity of the next generation. At the heart of the Swiss innovation pavilion Spotlight on entrepreneurs! This day, dedicated to Geneva’s innovation ecosystem, brings together all the key local support organisations: Genilem, FONGIT, FAE, PULSE, FONDETEC, OPI, UNITEC (University of Geneva), with the support of the Cantonal Office for Economic Development and Innovation. Expect hands-on advice, inspiring talks, and a wealth of practical resources to help turn bright ideas into strong projects: funding, pitching, taking your idea to reality… Everything you need to take the plunge into the entrepreneurial adventure with confidence! Don’t miss the 4:30 p.m. highlight! An international roundtable will bring together speakers from China, Saudi Arabia, Senegal and Switzerland to tackle the question: “Where is innovation fostered today?” A first on the Swiss pavilion stage, reaffirming the Exhibition’s role as a global dialogue platform on the innovation challenges of tomorrow. For our youngest inventors Younger visitors will also get their fair share of fun and discovery: Solar workshop (ages 7–10): build your own mobile object powered by solar energy… and take it home afterwards! Free on registration Inscription Solar workshop Paper planes: learn how to fold and fly paper planes for the longest possible time. Discover the secrets of aerodynamics while having fun with different models! Addictlab workshops: science, technology and creativity are the cornerstones of this interactive journey: Robotics and Environment: program a LEGO Spike robot to clean up the oceans. Mechanical and Computing: discover logic through the hands-on Turing Tumble. Heritage and Innovation: explore the inventors of Versoix and their scientific legacy. All Addictlab activities are free with registration. Inscription Addictlab Découvrez les récompenses attribuées aux inventions présentes au Salon. Les prix du Salon News Top picks for Friday 11 April Lire l’article Les immanquables du vendredi 11 avril Lire l’article

Top picks for Thursday 10 April Patents, clusters and comets: a second day celebrating diversity At the Swiss innovation pavilion Western Switzerland takes the spotlight with the presence of four key clusters supporting innovative businesses: BioAlps, the life sciences cluster of Western Switzerland, helps build strong networks and strengthens the Swiss Health community. CleantechAlps promotes Western Switzerland as a center of excellence in sustainable technologies. Micronarc is the regional platform dedicated to micro- and nanotechnologies, connecting academic and industrial stakeholders. Alp ICT is the reference actor for digital technologies and SME digital transformation, supported by the cantons and SECO. At 11:00 a.m., a conference (in English) will offer insights into the specific features of the Swiss cleantech sector. Starting at 2:00 p.m., the start-ups hosted by the four clusters at the pavilion will take the stage to pitch their innovations. Energy, ideas, and projects you’ll want to keep an eye At the European Space Agency (ESA) booth ESA continues its cosmic journey with a series of talks highlighting the latest developments in space research. The Agency will present “40 Years of Space Innovation” (in English), followed by a session on artificial intelligence for planetary science, and a final presentation in French on comets and their mysteries. Discover the full agenda At the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) booth WIPO, a specialized UN agency based in Geneva, supports inventors, entrepreneurs and companies in protecting their intellectual property rights internationally. Several conferences will help creators and innovators find answers to their IP-related questions: 10:30–11:00 a.m. (English): Protect your designs with the Hague System. One application, protection in nearly 100 countries. Less admin, more impact. 11:00–11:30 a.m. (English): The PCT for start-ups and universities. A system that simplifies patent protection around the world. 11:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. (English): Your brand on the global stage with the Madrid System. How to secure your name, logo or visual identity in multiple markets with a single application? 3:00–4:00 p.m. (French): Discover the PCT – the international patent system. A practical overview of how to protect your inventions globally, step by step. The Exhibition is also thinking of its youngest visitors, with a programme of fun and inspiring activities. Découvrir le programme ! Découvrez les récompenses attribuées aux inventions présentes au Salon. Les prix du Salon News Top picks for Friday 11 April Lire l’article Les immanquables du vendredi 11 avril Lire l’article

Top picks for Wednesday 9 April A first day packed with highlights at the International Exhibition of Inventions! Swiss innovation pavilion This year’s major new addition? The unmissable Swiss innovation pavilion! Two standout events will set the tone for five days of creativity and discovery: At 11:30 a.m. and again at 1:30 p.m., a captivating science show by CERN follows two particle physicists on a quest to track down missing chemical elements. Intrigue, science, and a touch of theatrical flair await! Later in the day, the pavilion hosts an English-language talk tackling another big question: why does Switzerland consistently top global innovation rankings?Join us from 3 to 4 p.m. to uncover the secrets of Swiss success. ESA – Philippe Sebirot From Space to Earth Buckle up! The European Space Agency (ESA) takes us on a journey beyond the stratosphere. At 2:30 p.m., astronaut Jean-François Clervoy will share (in English) what it is really like to work in space. Then at 3:30 p.m., still in English, we gently return to Earth to discover that Switzerland is a major player in the space game. Catch both events at the ESA stand. Workshops for the young (and curious!) Kids aged 15 and under are in for a treat – with hands-on activities and fun experiments all day long! Fab Lab Onl’fait (1 p.m. – 6 p.m.)Live demos of 3D printing, modelling and scanning. Machines are whirring, ideas are flying! Scienscope – University of Geneva (9:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.)Interactive scientific workshops for every budding researcher: Anthroposcope: exploring humanity under the microscope Astroscope: a real look at the stars (no horoscopes here!) Pharmascope: the science behind medicine Addictlab Dive into 45-minute interactive adventures for all ages – explore, create, and innovate! Sign up here Throughout the day, thematic animations will rotate between Robotics and Environment, IT and Mechanics, and Heritage and Innovation. Découvrez les récompenses attribuées aux inventions présentes au Salon. Les prix du Salon News Top picks for Friday 11 April Lire l’article Les immanquables du vendredi 11 avril Lire l’article