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World Science Day for Peace & Development: ‘Pop Up Muse’

Come celebrate ‘World Science Day for Peace & Development’, with a creative brainstorm on the SDGs. Channel your inner powers of storytelling and understanding with the latest UN tools, then enter the world of augmented reality and 3D printing to find solutions for a better future.

Venue: UN Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland

Date: 10 November 2016

Time: 13:45 - 19:00

Howard Hudson
hudson@merit.unu.edu
Tel: +31(0)433884430

Sueli Brodin
brodin@merit.unu.edu
Tel: +31(0)433884477

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