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NANOMALUTKA 2026

Saturday, 26 September, 2026 | 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Warsaw University of Life Sciences | Warsaw, Poland

We are pleased to announce the third edition of NanoMalutka in Warsaw, Poland, returning 26 September 2026. The Laboratory of Experimental and Clinical NanoOncology at the Institute of Veterinary Medicine, Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW), invites the children aged 6–10 years to free science workshops. This year, the sessions will not only cover veterinary medicine, nanotechnology and green energy, but will also feature new experiments and a completely new, interactive approach to learning via STEM kits (S – science, T – technology, E – engineering, M – mathematics).

Snacks and a pizza break are planned during the event. A parent or legal guardian is required to remain in the hall as an observer. Places are limited (50), and applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, please contact poczta.nanomalutka@gmail.com.

NanoMalutka is the only branch in Poland of the international NanoPiccola project, which aims to introduce children to the world of science and spark their fascination with it. The event is supported by the Faculty and Institute of Veterinary Medicine, the Warsaw Chamber of Veterinary Medicine, the Polish Society of Veterinary Sciences, the Active Minds Foundation, and Women on Boards Club.

Why We’re Here

Where you grow up shouldn’t determine your future success. Yet all too often, young people are put at a disadvantage because they lack the quality education, mentorship and opportunities that pave the road to successful STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) careers.

Accademia di Gagliato Globale (AGG) was founded on the principle that talent is universal, but opportunity is not. We seek to close that opportunity gap by supporting STEM professionals who return to their home communities as role models and ambassadors for STEM ingenuity. Our mission is to inspire young people in disadvantaged communities or who would otherwise not be exposed to STEM opportunities and success stories. AGG members (accademici) are charged with opening the door to the unlimited possibilities in STEM education and careers.

What We Do

Inspire and engage young people through innovative educational programs on the frontier of science and technology
Disseminate knowledge and basic competence on science and medical advances among a public of nonexperts
Encourage collaborations, partnership and exchanges among scientists, business leaders, young researchers, innovators in all fields, and creative minds
Offer a unique venue for in-depth discussions among global experts on novel solutions to unmet STEM challenges

Who We Are

AGG is an association of STEM professionals who ignite curiosity, educate, and inspire young people through innovative initiatives that combine community education and high-level expert collaboration. Join AGG>>

AGG was founded in 2019 by Paola and Mauro Ferrari as an affiliate of L’Accademia di Gagliato delle NanoScienze, a nonprofit cultural and scientific association based in Gagliato (CZ), Italy.

Since 2008, L’Accademia di Gagliato delle NanoScienze has produced NanoGagliato, an annual invitation-only nanotechnology conference and think tank focused on translational innovations. NanoGagliato comprises five days of events to encourage discussions and collaborations among world experts, and dissemination and awareness among the lay public, about nanotechnology and nanomedicine.

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Where We Are

Gagliato is a small town in the southernmost region of the Italian peninsula. It is nestled on a hillside, a ten-minute drive from the sea, and a world away from the pace and lifestyle of the technology sector.