Last week the GEElab EU office particpated in the Perfekt Futur Open Day. Novartis Project Manager, Peter Klement arranged for the interactive game by Johan Sebastian Joust 'Die Gute Fabrik', to be operational for visitors.

The Open Day was to raise general awareness to the Perfekt Futur area and attracted everyone from local artists, business people, families and students and saw approximately 2000 people walk through the space. GEElab was a popular destination due to Peter's set up of the Sebastian Joust game - which uses PS3 Move controllers. The GEElab Nerf gun armory also proved to be quite popular and was dutifully attended by Nina Wlodaryczk the GEElab Finance Officer. Neighbours housed in Perfekt Futur also contributed to the Open Day by creating art with duct tape and giving away laser engraved beans (the leaves remain engraved as they grow).