Beaumont Celebrates Science Day: 229 Middle School Students Dive into the Fascinating World of AI and Scientific Experiments

At the heart of the Beaumont Science Village, the excitement is palpable as 229 middle school students immerse themselves in the fascinating world of science, mathematics, and artificial intelligence. Interactive workshops, supported by elected officials and institutional representatives, transform the day into a truly immersive learning experience. This edition of the Science Festival, taking place this Saturday, October 11, invites young people to discover a range of enriching activities, from scientific experiments to strategy games, while particularly highlighting the potential of AI. **As part of the Science Festival, the Beaumont Science Village opened its doors to 229 students for a captivating immersion in the worlds of artificial intelligence, science, and mathematics. In the presence of numerous local figures, this educational and interactive day allowed young people to discover a range of activities, from figure restoration to lively AI competitions, while highlighting the importance of science in our daily lives.A Science Village in the Heart of Beaumont The event took place at the Beaumont Science Village, inaugurated in the presence of various figures, including Mayor Jean-Luc Deprince, representing Michel Veill, President of the Departmental Council. Children from several municipalities in Tarn-et-Garonne and Haute-Garonne had the unique opportunity to explore scientific disciplines in a fun and informative way. Interactive Experiences and Varied WorkshopsParticipants explored various workshops led by speakers from different associations. The Beaumont Media Library offered activities involving figure restoration and strategy games, while the Archaeology Association focused on traces of human intelligence since ancient times.**Maths on Stage

highlighted the importance of mathematics in solving strategy games, and students from Despeyrous Middle School offered insight into forensic science.**Focus on Artificial Intelligence**The event also highlighted artificial intelligence and its applications through innovative competitions and conferences. The Ligue de l’enseignement (Teaching League) organized a forgery competition using AI, while FabLab Le Dinamik offered challenges based on the game Nim. In addition, a conference showcased the use of AI in the fight against pancreatic cancer, highlighting the technology’s potential impact in the medical field. Mathematics-related Initiatives and Activities The day also focused on mathematics research with festive workshops such as origami and the « math and magic » program. These initiatives highlight the relevance of mathematics and science in everyday life and their potential to inspire future generations. Through engaging experiences, young people were encouraged to develop a lifelong interest in these disciplines. Celebrations ContinueAfter this enriching day for the students and dignitaries present, the festivities continued with activities open to the public starting at 10 a.m. and a concert scheduled for 7:30 p.m. This event clearly demonstrated that science, founded on discovery and innovation, is a vibrant field accessible to all.

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