Through a creatively designed interactive exhibition, a series of popular-science talks, and educational workshops, visitors will discover the invisible world of microorganisms in an engaging and accessible way. The exhibition will enable a visual journey through the human body, while the workshops and the art contest will foster creativity and critical thinking in children.

Through mentored work, students will gain valuable knowledge in science communication and actively participate in exhibition preparation.

By marking World Microbiome Day, Science Day, and International Microorganism Day, the project connects with global initiatives and highlights the importance of preserving the microbiome as the foundation of good health and a better quality of life.