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Interactive concepts at Senckenberg Museum

Prof. Sebastian Oschatz, partner at MESO, gave a course at Hochschule für Gestaltung Offenbach exploring how 40-million-year-old fossils can be exhibited with the help of interactive technologies. Yesterday, the students presented their concepts at Frankfurt’s Senckenberg Museum.
Project by Clara Brandt, Lennard Wilde, Niels Stähly

The fourteen students presented their ideas and prototypes in the presence of the museum’s scientists and curators as well as invited guests.

Project by Bettina Braun, Paula Müller
Project by Anita Bhuiyan, Hui Qu, Yuqin Wu

Five entirely different approaches showed how the current exhibition on the  UNESCO World heritage site Grube Messel could be turned into an interactive experience.

Project by Clara Brandt, Lennard Wilde, Niels Stähly
Project by Anita Bhuiyan, Hui Qu, Yuqin Wu
Project by Anita Bhuiyan, Hui Qu, Yuqin Wu
Project by Ilana Eisenberg, Maurice Riegler, Yudan Chen
Project by Ilana Eisenberg, Maurice Riegler, Yudan Chen
Project by Bettina Braun, Paula Müller
Project by Bettina Braun, Paula Müller
Project by Pu Han, Rongyuan Xu, Carina Hinterkircher
Project by Pu Han, Rongyuan Xu, Carina Hinterkircher

Many thanks to Satis&Fy, Interactive Displays and Katharina Gruber from MESO for technical support.