“Code of the Universe” Exhibition Tours Finland, Bringing CERN Science to the Public
What is the Universe made of? Why does anything exist at all? And what unseen forces shape our reality?
The “Code of the Universe”, a travelling open-air exhibition developed in the context of CERN’s Future Circular Collider (FCC) study, arrives in Finland this May, inviting the public to explore some of the deepest questions in modern science through a unique visual experience.
Following successful presentations across Europe, the exhibition will tour four Finnish cities.
Youtube short (Finnish)
Locations
Tampere – Ratinanniemi
Jyväskylä – Church Park
Lahti – Harbour
