For the seventh time, the Heinrich Netheler Foundation is hosting the Bionics Teaching Forum, this year in cooperation with the University of Hamburg.

On June 11 and 12, 2026, the inspiring surroundings of the Loki Schmidt Garden and the Institute of Plant Sciences and Microbiology (IPM) at the University of Hamburg will serve as a special meeting place for educators, researchers, students, and schoolchildren who share a common passion: bionics.

The Teaching Forum is a dynamic platform for exchange, inspiration, and hands-on learning. Engaging presentations, practical insights, and collaborative discussions will demonstrate how biological models inspire technical innovations and open new avenues for teaching. Whether you’re just beginning to explore bionics or have years of professional experience, the event offers fresh perspectives, concrete ideas, and opportunities for networking.

Experience two days full of fresh perspectives, creative approaches, and interdisciplinary encounters, right where science, nature, and education converge.

Be inspired and become part of the LehrForum Bionik 2026 in Hamburg.

For Educators

Day 2 offers workshops for educators who wish to integrate bionics into their teaching.

Separate registration required – limited spaces.

Further information and registration here.