The event Keep in Touch 2019 (KIT) brought together hundreds of children, youth, alumni, professors, researchers and staff.

Several activities were organised at the end of the day: discovering bacteria that glow in deep sea (Bioengineering Department), blind test of irradiated and non-irradiated strawberries (Department of Nuclear Sciences and Engineering), prototyping activities from recycled material (Department of Engineering and Management), tasting an ice cream made with liquid nitrogen (Department of Chemical Engineering), Origami and giant Sudoku activities (Department of Mathematics), seeing a cosmic ray spark chamber (Department of Physics).

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Photographs of DECN's participation in the exhibition of its activities and demonstration facilities: