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Siemens supports new photo art project “Fascination of Science” by Herlinde Koelbl
“As a physicist, I am fascinated by how Herlinde Koelbl makes tangible the interrela-tion between these two disciplines,” explained Roland Busch, Deputy Chief Execu-tive Officer of Siemens AG. “I am convinced that “Fascination of Science” will also motivate many young people to become passionate about science and research.”
Stephan Frucht, Director of the Siemens Arts Program, added: “The body of work documents in an impressive way that science and art are similar in nature and rightly enjoy special protection under the constitution.”
A catalog entitled “Faszination Wissenschaft. 60 Begegnungen mit wegweisenden Forschern unserer Zeit” (Fascination of Science. 60 encounters with pioneering re-searchers of our time) has been published by Knesebeck Verlag to coincide with the exhibition.
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