Turku - From August 12th to 15th, the largest and most important education fair in Europe will take place, featuring the participation of approximately 450 STEM teachers from primary and secondary schools across 30 countries: Science on Stage. This event offers an opportunity to exchange practical teaching concepts and innovative ideas. This year's festival will be held in Turku, Finland. Eleven educational projects from Italy have been selected and will be presented at the festival stands and during workshops. Here are the names of the teachers comprising the Italian delegation participating in Science on Stage and the titles of their projects: Barbara Avella, “Lunar Craters: Debate and Investigation”; Caterina Staffieri, “Fishing Energy”; Matteo Cattadori, “Albedo and Ice: A Feedback in Action”; Lorenzo Galante, “2-Penny Physics: Linear Momentum Conservation”; Teresa Cecchi, “Chromatography Embodiment: A CLIL Approach to Outdoor Learning”; Maria Elena Lai, “Good Vibrations”; Anna Maria Lisotti, “Tangible Statistics”; Federico Andreoletti, “Science Picnic”; Antonella Fusi, “Science for Kids”; Giorgia Messori, “A Cup of Coffee: Coffee Waste as Fertilizer”.