Events for April 3, 2026

Discover our opening ceremony programme for the sCYence Fair 2026

During the SCYENCE Fair, visitors will have the opportunity to experience, in an immersive way, unique virtual reality experiences using state-of-the-art autonomous systems, which allow the user to interact, utilizing his vision, hearing and body movement in 3D virtual worlds and digital environments.

Explore a multitude of fascinating presentations

Every participating school team will have its own booth.

The Physics Decathlon is a hands-on activity featuring ten exciting physics experiments for participants of all ages. Each experiment ("event") has a measurable outcome, allowing visitors to test their skills in these experimental challenges while learning about fundamental physics concepts and laws.

Visit The Cyprus Institute researchers and learn about their fascinating projects!

STEM & Robotics Activities for All Ages

The Cyprus Museum of Natural History is actively participating in SCYence Fair 2026, bringing the magic of nature and science closer to the public. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore Cyprus’s rich fauna, flora, and geology, and to see up close impressive stuffed animals, fossils, and rocks. Through educational games, science transforms into an exciting and interactive experience that sparks curiosity and inspires creativity.

Through the use of exhibits, rolling videos and hands-on activities, visitors to our booth will be able to have a text conversation with a girl their age who lived during the teachings of Hypatia the ancient mathematician, learn how people performed multiplications 500 years ago using Napier Bones, play an interactive game that teaches the history of personal computers and AI, program on the BBC micro:bit their own "Scissors - Rock - Paper" game

The Antikythera Mechanism was an analog computer of astonishing technology — the first of its kind in world history. It was constructed more than 2,000 years ago (2nd century BCE) and was used for the precise calculation of the positions of the Sun, the Moon, and possibly the planets in the sky.