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The Berlin Science Week returns: “It’s about building bridges and transcending boundaries.” No.1

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The Berlin Science Week held a press conference on Oct 11 to discuss the upcoming festival. CivicSciTV was invited to the press conference. This is the first segment of our ongoing digital coverage of the art and science forum during the Berlin Science Week.

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The Berlin Science Week returns: “It’s about building bridges and transcending boundaries.” No.1

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