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During the refurbish of a house, the question came up whether a building of 1946 could be heated with good economic sense today. In the transistional periods, the supply of heat was to be provided by solar technology.

For a long time, DAQ devices have been used to experimentally illustrate a number of physical laws to kids of junior highschool. One example are the lessons of the teacher Gerhard Hoehne explaining Ohm's law or the producing undamped oscillation of a helical spring in an experiment.

A heavy earthquake 1997 in Turkey gave occasion for a teacher of natural sciences to build a measurement station for earthquakes with his students.

In August 2001, the 1st Science-Festival took place in Bremen offering a varied program with the motto "Fascination Weightlessness". The phenomenon of weightlessness was shown by Bungee-Jumping, for example.

On the market, moulded candles are usually hard to find, because handmade production is expensive. The high school students Martin Leibenger and Peter Janacik wanted to automatize this process and invented a machine that moulded candles in different shapes and colors controlled by a computer. The measurement of temperature, the display of filling-level and tumbler angle required a high measurement accuracy.

In 1998, at the federal competition "Jugend forscht" ("Youth does research"), the high school students from castle Neuhaus won the second price for his invention.