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Researchers‘ World is currently only providing digital content. Check out Henkel’s YouTube channel.

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Henkel Researchers’ World instructor talking to children in a semi-circle sitting on the ground in a classroom.

Jun 28, 2022 Press Release

Henkel unveils dedicated Researchers‘ World classroom in North America

Henkel North America announces the opening of its branded Henkel Researchers’ World classroom in Stamford, CT.

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Henkel Researchers’ World

Nov 8, 2021 Story

Revving Up Tomorrow’s Researchers

Henkel Researchers’ World makes STEM learning fun

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Boy conducting science experiments

Nov 4, 2021 Press Release

Henkel expands Researchers’ World program in North America with online lesson series

The three-part online series will premiere on Henkel’s YouTube channel– starting on National STEM Day, Nov. 8 at 6 p.m. ET

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Children conducting experiments

Jun 14, 2021 Press Release

Henkel launches Researchers’ World program in North America

Henkel launches its Researchers’ World program in North America this week, in partnership with Mill River Park Collaborative and Fairfield County‘s Community Foundation.

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Two kids discovering an experiment in Argentina.

Jun 9, 2021 Story

A journey around the 'Forscherwelt'

From Düsseldorf and around the world: How our education initiative has developed in the past ten years

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Picture of 4 Children experimenting

Jun 8, 2021 Press Release

10 Years “Henkel Forscherwelt”

Getting children excited about science and awakening their researcher’s spirit – with this in mind, Henkel founded the “Forscherwelt” ‏(Researchers’ World) ten years ago. In April 2011, the first Forscherwelt vacation course was held at the Henkel site in Düsseldorf. Since then, around 62,000 elementary school children took part in Forscherwelt classes in a total of 13 countries. The joint motto: "being like a researcher".

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