Even though “Einstein” was already on (unfortunately in german), the whole show is available online at SF1 and the feature on LEDs here on our website. Further episodes of “Einstein wills wissen” can be watched on the website of “Einstein”, and there is also the possiblity of subscribing to the show on itunes.
The segment on LEDs, which was shot here at iart, is available right after the click.
How does a LED work and what makes it different from a light bulb?
To shine some light on these and other questions, a team from the science magazin “Einstein” of national broadcaster SF1 visited us. Our studio set the stage for the “Was steckt drin?” (What’s inside?) segment of the show during one day.
Several experiments had been prepared to show that light does not necessarily equal light. Iart was chosen on the grounds of our yearlong expertise in the areas of media art, lighting and scenography. Of course we are delighted.
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