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«This exhibition is a powerful demonstration of the interdisciplinary collaboration needed to address climate challenges. Each installation is a brilliant fusion of science, art, and design, exemplifying how abstract scientific data can be translated into a tangible, interactive experience that fosters greater public understanding and engagement… I highly recommend checking out this fascinating and important exhibition!

My personal highlight was seeing the realization of the Carbon Cycle installation. … it allows you to physically turn a cogwheel and see in real-time the impacts of CO₂ emissions on the atmosphere, land, and oceans – it is the best visualization of climate scenarios that I know of.»

Dr. Joanna Sleigh, ETH Research Scientist

«Wie ihr die Foods for Thoughts umgesetzt habt, als Möglichkeit aktiv zu werden und durch das Lesen der existierenden Kommentare in den zeitübergreifenden Austausch zu gehen, ist wirklich beeindruckend.»

Dr. Franz Altner, ehem. ETH-Forschender

«KEEP IT CO₂OL – Tech to the rescue? sounds both timely and thought-provoking, and I truly admire the way you’re bringing science, society, and innovation into dialogue. The exhibition’s concept, rethinking climate action not as sacrifice but as opportunity, is incredibly compelling. I’ve had a look at the details online and browsed through the photos – it looks fantastic!»

Natacha Buts, Hidrodoe, Belgium

«Mir persönlich erscheint das Klimaausredenrad pädagogisch und inhaltlich so wertvoll und gelungen, dass es als einzelnes Ausstellungsobjekt für Unternehmen, Schulen, Hochschulen etc. sehr gut funktionieren würde.»

Prof. DI Dr. Günter Getzinger, TU Graz