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The XLAB program originates from the University of Göttingen in Germany, known as the "Cradle of Nobel Laureates." Since its establishment in 1737, the university has produced 45 Nobel Prize winners, ranking first in Germany. Renowned modern and contemporary scientists such as Gauss, Oppenheimer, and Bohr have studied or taught there. The XLAB Experimental Lab is designed for outstanding young individuals worldwide. Over nearly twenty years of development, it has become one of the most popular research programs for high school students, serving as a growth platform for young scientists.

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Conduct Experiments at the University of Göttingen

  • Rare university experimental laboratory research program for high school
  • Strongly recommended by Germany's former president and Nobel Prize winners
  • 24 quota for Chinese high school students in summer vacation
  • Date: Jul. 21st - Jul. 31st, 2024
  • In-depth Experience in the frontier subjects of physics, chemistry, and biology
  • 6. Full-course study in the laboratory of the University of Göttingen, the academic bastion in Europe

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