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Setting up the booth in the afternoon. |
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Marco, the aquarium technician, is
setting up the tanks. |
Michela brings the coral skeletons to show to the public. |
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Clips of the fieldwork missions are displayed in the plasma monitor. |
The scientific diver tools. |
Visitors start to look inside the microscopes. |
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The booth is finally set. Microscopes,
posters and informative material... |
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...the tank with dead coarls... |
...and with live ones. |
The two aquariums. |
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In collaboration
with Follie d'Acqua. |
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Marta, Chiara, Mauri and Francesca. |
Fiorella and Pilar. |
Stefano is interviewed by the TV! |
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The visitors are arriving! |
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Fiorella explains the informative material to the TV. |
Two fully equipped scientific divers
are wearing their gear, and will walk around the exhibition with
calipers and meter ropes! |
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"Artistic"
picture. |
Giuseppe with his daughter and Stefano. |
Kids are always impressed by the two walking divers... |
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...and not only kids. |
The divers start measuring biometric parameters. |
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One perfect meter! |
Who's the most scary? The diver or the machine? |
Inside the rectorate. |
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The collection of biometric parameters
goes on. |
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All kids are really having fun with
the two scientific divers. |
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All these activities bring many
visitors to our booth. |
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The aquariums are fascinating. |
Francesca, Erik and Shelvia. |
More and more people arriving. |
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Ok, we are full, no vacancies. |
A
picture with our friends at the UNIBO Research Area. |
We
are about to finish! |
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Erik and Marco. |
Also the statues are interested! |
An
ale after the long night. |
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Ale and Stefano. |
Shelvia and mauri. |
See you next year! |