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MISSION

Approaching people, science and technology focusing in a fuller comprehension of reality.

MCT`s HISTORICAL

___1961___

___1967___

40 m²

___1968___

___1988___

160 m²

___1999___

___2003___

22.000 m²

New Exposition Area

Creation 4th July, 1967 , PUCRS Museum Of Science.

14th December, 1998 , PUCRS Museum Of Science And Technology.

Creator and Founding Director since 1961 to this very day. Prof. Dr. Jeter Jorge Bertoletti

MAIN GOALS - Awake and develop scientific and technological spirit of the main population. - Popularizare science and technology through the cientifical education, in a process of social inclusion through the learning system developed in MCT. - Contribute to the improving of formal and informal education of Sciences and Mathematics. - Contribute to the improving of teachers education - Enable technicians, specialists and researchers. - Produce educational materials and programmes. - Establish exchange with similar institutions. - Improve the basic and applied cientifical research.

LOCATION

Ipiranga Avenue, 6681 – building 40 –Porto Alegre/RS – Brazil. Cep: 90619900- Phone: (51) 33203521 – Fax: (51) 33203903 e-mail: [email protected]

Região Sul do Brasil

Museum of Science and Technology BUILDING

INSTALATIONS

Upper Floor

- Total Area : 22.000 m², divided in 5 floors and 2 upper floors.

3rd Floor

- External Areas: Mechanics Workshop, Snake and Fish Center, and Garages.

2nd Floor Groundfloor 1st Underground 2nd Underground

- Shared Áreas : Science and Culture Centers, Theater with capacity for 600 people, Restaurant, Amphitheater and Special Rooms.

STAFF

- Director - Vice – Director - Coordenators - Creators - Museologists - Biologists - Physicists - Educators - Architects - Publicists - Engineers - Artists

- Researchers - Maintenance, Mechanics and Fish tank technicians - Employees (secretariat, reception, stock - room, library, drivers and general assistents) - Scholarship holder - Trainees - Postgraduation students - Volunteers

IDEALIZATION, DEFINITION AND PLANNING OF EXPOSITIONS

- Natural Science - Physic - Chemestry - Mathmatics - Technology - Communication - Astronomy - Archeology - History - Geography - Computer Science

EXPOSITION / TYPES

PERMANENT

TEMPORARY

Traffic Education

ITINERANT

VIRTUAL

Dinossaurs

EXPOSITION / PUBLIC

Target Public - Child School , Elementary School, High School and College students. - General community

EXPOSITION / PERMANENT

Upper Floor

22 areas distributed in 12.500 m².

3rd Floor

The first floor also holds: - Box - office - Reception - Bar - Store

2nd Floor Groundfloor

EXPOSITION / AREAS

Groundfloor - Lobby and services - Attractions - Child World - Live Interaction

Upper Floors -Comunication - Numbers and Pictures Challenge

2nd Floor - Universe - Planet Earth - Diorams - Millions of Years - Living Being - Human Being - In the Past - Health

3rd Floor - Computer Club - Force and Movement - Fluids - Light - Waves and Sound - Electricity and Magnetism - Heat - Material and Energy - Technology - Young Cientist Espace

EXPOSITION / RECEPTION

PUBLIC RECEPTION •POSITION •DISPOSITION •EDUCATION •ATENTION •INVOLVEMENT

•Correct and accessible explanations, withouth compromise of the learninginvestigating goal of the experiments.

EXPOSITION / BOX

Office Schools Reception

Box - Office


Reception and Baggage-Keeper

Informations

Schedulling Avisos Security

EXPOSITION / RECEPTION Enter and exit control

Mascot stamp on hand

Eletronic roulletes

EXPOSITION / STORE

Reception

MCT Products

EXPOSITION / SHOWS and CIENTIFICAL THEATER Aurorae Borealis

Optics illusions show

Genierobot

Criogenic Show

EXPOSITION / VISUAL IDENTITY

_______________________Brand _______________________

_____ Gimick - EuGênio _____

__________Variations of Gimick__________

EXPOSITION / VISUAL PROGRAMMATION

Use of the visual identity of MCT in various supports.

Internal Signalling

Uniforms RED – reception, store and billing stand GREEN - maintenance GREY - suervisors YELLOW – temporarys (internship)

EXPOSITION / PROMOTION MATERIAL

Folders and news

EXPOSITIONS / TEMPORARIES

•Antartic •DNA50 years

•Traffic Education

•Brazil 500 years ___OTHERS EXPOSITIONS___ •Meteors •Fossil Art •Maximo Sansavini •and others

•An eye on the past

•Umbrellas

EXPOSITION / VIRTUAL (internet)

SAGRES – Virtual Museum

MCT Institutional

EXPOSITION / PROMOTION

Mass Media

EXPOSITION / GENERAL INFORMATIONS

TICKETS

• Adults................................................................US$ 4,00 • Children until 12 years old, seniors above 60 years old and students (groups) accompanied by teacher..................................US$ 5,00

• Agreement......... range betwen US$ 5,00 and US$ 6,00 VISITES SCHEDULLING

DAYS and SCHEDULES

55 (51) 3320.3597 55 (51) 3320.3697 www.mct.pucrs.br (in the schedulling link) From Tuesdays to Sundays, from 9h to 17h.

CIENTIFIC LABORATORIES

Acquaculture – Carcinology Acquaculture – Malacology

Entomology

Herpetology

Acquaculture – Limnology and Pisciculture

Ictiology

Archeology

Mastozoology

Bothanics

Ornithology

Earth Sciences

Paleonthology

CIENTIFIC LABORATORIES and ARRAY


SUPPLY

_______Exposition_______

__Scientifical / Reserve __

810

5 million

experiments

pieces

Most part of the supply is digitalized.

EDUCATION

• Special laboratories for the education of teachers constitute the Center of Support to Education in Sciences and Mathematics ( NAECIM). • Postgraduation * Masters in Education in Sciences and Mathematics. * Masters and Doctorate in Archeology and Zoology. • Courses, lectures, conferences and educational workshops. • Educational project of short, medium and long term.

TECHNIC and CIENTIFIC CONSULTATION IN NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

Accomplished through contracts and agreements:

•Evaluation of enviromental impact

• Evaluations of flora and fauna • Applied technology: reflorestation, fish culture, landscaping, rational use, reconstitution of degraded ecosystems and reports of enviromental impact.

PUBLICATIONS

_______________Séries______________ - Zoologia__________ISSN 0104-6950 - Botânica__________ISSN 0104-6976 - Ciências da Terra__ISSN 0104-9364

ISSN 0104-6969

- Circulation of a thousand copies each. - Some series have circulation of two thousand copies each.

e livros

MANAGEMENTS

SUPPORT SECTORS

• Architecture • Public Relations • Visual Programmation • Multimedia • Especialized Library • Exchange • Educational Collections • Mechanics • Art Workshop • Maintenance Workshop • Audiovisual

• Water Animals Reproduction • Quarentine • Hidropony • Production of river and sea waters • Vegetation House • Snake Center • Amphitheather • Security • Stock - room • Garages for truck, bus, van,cart and boats.

SUPPORT SECTORS ADMINISTRATION and SECRETARY´S

SUPPORT SECTORS ARCHITECTURE e ELETRIC ENGINEERING

SUPPORT SECTORS MULTIMEDIA

SUPPORT SECTORS VISUAL PROGRAMMING

SUPPORT SECTORS MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP

SUPPORT SECTORS ART WORKSHOP

SUPPORT SECTORS MECHANICS WORKSHOP

EXPOSITION / EXPERIMENTS

Around 700 interactive experiments.

Museum of Science and Tecnology Experiments











Natural reproduction from Acará Bandeira in Amazonia

Acará bandeira eggs


Fish tanks in exibition Warehouse Tropical fish incubators

Cold waters fish incubators

Rivers and lakes

SPECIAL PROJECTS Special Free Projects of popularization of science through social inclusion. Project itinerant museum

Project School – Science

From 10/27/01 to 10/12/05 in 249 days of activities, visited 67 cities and received 1.461.306 visitors.

From 12/27/01 to 09/30/05, in 440 days of activities, visited 114 cities, 551 schools, receptioned 30.179 poor and special students, and served 8.828 meals.

__________ MAIN EXPOSITION RESULTS __________ Another gratuitous visitors, including care-needing schools, from 14/12/98 a 30/09/2005 in 1941 days of activities 118.102 visitors were (attended ou with us).

SPECIAL PROJECTS PROMUSIT

SPECIAL PROJECTS PROESC

PRÓ-MATA IME SPECIAL PROJECT

Puma concolor

The pró-mata project were developed in the museum of science and technology, from the university Tübingen concept creation of a Preservation Unity in the São francisco de paula/RS region, directed basicaly to the nature research and conservation. Has a 45 million m² and many ecosystems of high ecological relevance. Leopardo tigrinus melânico


In 1991, the Prof. Dr. Jeter Jorge Bertoletti created the project with the support from Dr. Dieter Wittmann and from Prof. Ana bertoletti

Museum of Science and Tecnology Tainha Project (1976 - 1978)

Fish Production to Care-Needing Comunities Idealized and implanted by Bertoletti to fish production, shrimps e other crustaceans to care-needing fishermen. The comunity received directions about the procedures and teachings about the technology used.


Museum of Science and Tecnology Workshops and Internship

Museum of Science and Tecnology Science Fairs

Museum of Science and Tecnology Visitors

Colin Johnson (ex-director of Tecniquest) David Ellis (ex-director of Boston Museum - EUA)


Bresser Pereira (science and technology minister)

Alan Edward - Techniquest


Andréa Drapier (British Council) e Bertoletti

Indian Ambassador in Brazil (2004)

Bertoletti, ex-PUCRS rector and germany rectors (1996)


Israel Vargas – Science and Tecnology Minister (2000)

Regina Weinberg - Executive Director from VITAE (2000) Aproved the MCT project from bertoletti donating more than 5 million dollars


Ambassadors from many countries (2002)


Germany Minister (1994)

Holland Prince (2000)


Austrian Ambassador (2001)

France Ambassador (2000)

MAIN RESULTS MCT EXPOSITION 2004

Visitation and Exposition figures

•December 14,1998 to september 30, 2005:

1.198.180people • 85% students and teachers

• 15% general public.

MAIN RESULTS of MC and MCT from 1967 to 2005 ______________From july 4th, 1967 to august 31st , 2005______________ •New species in study _________________________________________ 187 •New species to science________________________________________ 305 •Cientifical publications, books and articles_______________________ 1.822 •Studies, projects and finished researches _______________________ 1.578 •Lectures and conferences_____________________________________ 1.818 •Academic and teacher guidance in laboratories__________________ 7.616 •Scientifical expeditions and field trips in the country and abroad___ 3.712 •Guidance to Elementary School and High School students________ 7.216 •Scientific articles exchange____________________________________ 58.560 •Scientific and didactic material lending_________________________ 67.227 •Extension Courses (given)_____________________________________ 786 •Educational Workshops_______________________________________ 328 • Oficinas pedagógicas_________________________________________ 316 •Exposition and events promotion______________________________ 206 •Agreements and contracts ___________________________________ 192 •Visitors reception in exposition ( building 10 and 40)_____________ 1.496.611 •Reception of Promusit (oct/01 – oct/05)________________________ 1.461.306 •Reception of Proesc ( dec/01 – set/05)__________________________ 118.102 •Total reception of visitors ( 1967 to 2005)______________________ 2.957.917

MAIN SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS

_______________Consultent Companies and Others _______________ CNEC, HIDROSERVICE, MAGNA, STE, ECOPLAN, ELETROSUL, TRACTEBEL, CEEE, CORSAN, IME/DNIT, CAMBARÁ S/A, GIDF, etc.

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MISSION

Approaching people, science and technology focusing in a fuller comprehension of reality.

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MCT`s HISTORICAL

___1961___

___1967___

40 m²

___1968___

___1988___

160 m²

___1999___

___2003___

22.000 m²

New Exposition Area

Creation 4th July, 1967 , PUCRS Museum Of Science.

14th December, 1998 , PUCRS Museum Of Science And Technology.

Creator and Founding Director since 1961 to this very day. Prof. Dr. Jeter Jorge Bertoletti

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MAIN GOALS - Awake and develop scientific and technological spirit of the main population. - Popularizare science and technology through the cientifical education, in a process of social inclusion through the learning system developed in MCT. - Contribute to the improving of formal and informal education of Sciences and Mathematics. - Contribute to the improving of teachers education - Enable technicians, specialists and researchers. - Produce educational materials and programmes. - Establish exchange with similar institutions. - Improve the basic and applied cientifical research. 4

LOCATION

Ipiranga Avenue, 6681 – building 40 –Porto Alegre/RS – Brazil. Cep: 90619900- Phone: (51) 33203521 – Fax: (51) 33203903 e-mail: [email protected]

Região Sul do Brasil

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Museum of Science and Technology BUILDING

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INSTALATIONS

Upper Floor

- Total Area : 22.000 m², divided in 5 floors and 2 upper floors.

3rd Floor

- External Areas: Mechanics Workshop, Snake and Fish Center, and Garages.


- Shared Áreas : Science and Culture Centers, Theater with capacity for 600 people, Restaurant, Amphitheater and Special Rooms.

1st Underground 2nd Underground

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STAFF

- Director - Vice – Director - Coordenators - Creators - Museologists - Biologists - Physicists - Educators - Architects - Publicists - Engineers - Artists

- Researchers - Maintenance, Mechanics and Fish tank technicians - Employees (secretariat, reception, stock - room, library, drivers and general assistents) - Scholarship holder - Trainees - Postgraduation students - Volunteers

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IDEALIZATION, DEFINITION AND PLANNING OF EXPOSITIONS

- Natural Science - Physic - Chemestry - Mathmatics - Technology - Communication - Astronomy - Archeology - History - Geography - Computer Science 9

EXPOSITION / TYPES

PERMANENT

TEMPORARY

Traffic Education

ITINERANT

Dinossaurs

VIRTUAL

10

EXPOSITION / PUBLIC

Target Public - Child School , Elementary School, High School and College students. - General community

11

EXPOSITION / PERMANENT

Upper Floor

22 areas distributed in 12.500 m².

3rd Floor

The first floor also holds: - Box - office - Reception - Bar - Store


12

EXPOSITION / AREAS

Groundfloor - Lobby and services - Attractions - Child World - Live Interaction

Upper Floors -Comunication - Numbers and Pictures Challenge

2nd Floor - Universe - Planet Earth - Diorams - Millions of Years - Living Being - Human Being - In the Past - Health

3rd Floor - Computer Club - Force and Movement - Fluids - Light - Waves and Sound - Electricity and Magnetism - Heat - Material and Energy - Technology - Young Cientist Espace

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EXPOSITION /RECEPTION

PUBLIC RECEPTION •POSITION •DISPOSITION

•Correct and accessible explanations, withouth compromise of the learninginvestigating goal of the experiments.

•EDUCATION •ATENTION •INVOLVEMENT

14

EXPOSITION / BOX

Office Schools Reception

Box - Office 15


Reception and Baggage-Keeper

Informations

Schedulling Avisos Security 16

EXPOSITION / RECEPTION Enter and exit control

Mascot stamp on hand

Eletronic roulletes 17

EXPOSITION / STORE

Reception

MCT Products 18

EXPOSITION / SHOWS and CIENTIFICAL THEATER Aurorae Borealis

Optics illusions show

Genierobot

Criogenic Show

19

EXPOSITION / VISUAL IDENTITY

_______________________Brand _______________________

_____ Gimick - EuGênio _____

__________Variations of Gimick__________ 20

EXPOSITION / VISUAL PROGRAMMATION

Use of the visual identity of MCT in various supports.

Internal Signalling

Uniforms RED – reception, store and billing stand GREEN - maintenance GREY - suervisors YELLOW – temporarys (internship)

21

EXPOSITION / PROMOTION MATERIAL

Folders and news

22

EXPOSITIONS / TEMPORARIES

•Antartic •DNA50 years

•Traffic Education

•Brazil 500 years ___OTHERS EXPOSITIONS___ •Meteors •Fossil Art •Maximo Sansavini •and others

•An eye on the past

•Umbrellas

23

EXPOSITION / VIRTUAL (internet)

SAGRES – Virtual Museum

MCTInstitutional

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EXPOSITION / PROMOTION

Mass Media

25

EXPOSITION / GENERAL INFORMATIONS

TICKETS

• Adults................................................................US$4,00 • Children until 12years old,seniors above 60 years old and students (groups) accompanied by teacher..................................US$ 5,00

• Agreement.........range betwen US$ 5,00and US$6,00 VISITES SCHEDULLING

DAYS and SCHEDULES

55 (51) 3320.3597 55 (51) 3320.3697 www.mct.pucrs.br (in the schedulling link) From Tuesdays to Sundays, from 9h to 17h.

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CIENTIFIC LABORATORIES

Acquaculture – Carcinology Acquaculture – Malacology

Entomology

Herpetology

Acquaculture – Limnology and Pisciculture

Ictiology

Archeology

Mastozoology

Bothanics

Ornithology

Earth Sciences

Paleonthology

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SUPPLY

_______Exposition_______

__Scientifical / Reserve __

810

5 million

experiments

pieces

Most part of the supply is digitalized.

30

EDUCATION

• Special laboratories for the education of teachers constitute the Center of Support to Education in Sciences and Mathematics ( NAECIM). • Postgraduation * Masters in Education in Sciences and Mathematics. * Masters and Doctorate in Archeology and Zoology. • Courses, lectures, conferences and educational workshops. • Educational project of short, medium and long term.

31

TECHNIC and CIENTIFIC CONSULTATION IN NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

Accomplished through contracts and agreements:

•Evaluation of enviromental impact

• Evaluations of flora and fauna • Applied technology: reflorestation, fish culture, landscaping, rational use, reconstitution of degraded ecosystems and reports of enviromental impact.

32

PUBLICATIONS

_______________Séries______________ - Zoologia__________ISSN 0104-6950 - Botânica__________ISSN 0104-6976 - Ciências da Terra__ISSN 0104-9364

ISSN 0104-6969

e livros

- Circulation of a thousand copies each. - Some series have circulation of two thousand copies each.

33

MANAGEMENTS

34

SUPPORTSECTORS

• Architecture • Public Relations • Visual Programmation • Multimedia • Especialized Library • Exchange • Educational Collections • Mechanics • Art Workshop • Maintenance Workshop • Audiovisual

• Water Animals Reproduction • Quarentine • Hidropony • Production of river and sea waters • Vegetation House • Snake Center • Amphitheather • Security • Stock - room • Garages for truck, bus, van,cart and boats.

35

SUPPORTSECTORS ADMINISTRATION and SECRETARY´S

36

SUPPORTSECTORS ARCHITECTURE e ELETRIC ENGINEERING

37

SUPPORTSECTORS MULTIMEDIA

38

SUPPORTSECTORS VISUAL PROGRAMMING

39

SUPPORTSECTORS MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP

40

SUPPORTSECTORS ARTWORKSHOP

41

SUPPORTSECTORS MECHANICS WORKSHOP

42

EXPOSITION / EXPERIMENTS

Around 700 interactive experiments.

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Natural reproduction from Acará Bandeira in Amazonia

Acará bandeira eggs

54


Fish tanks in exibition Warehouse Tropical fish incubators

Cold waters fish incubators

Rivers and lakes

55

SPECIAL PROJECTS Special Free Projects of popularization of science through social inclusion. Project itinerant museum

Project School – Science

From 10/27/01 to 10/12/05 in 249 days of activities, visited 67 cities and received 1.461.306 visitors.

From 12/27/01 to 09/30/05, in 440 days of activities, visited 114 cities, 551 schools, receptioned 30.179 poor and special students, and served 8.828 meals.

__________

__________

MAIN EXPOSITION RESULTS Another gratuitous visitors, including care-needing schools, from 14/12/98 a 30/09/2005 in 1941 days of activities 118.102 visitors were (attended ou with us).

56

SPECIAL PROJECTS PROMUSIT

57

SPECIAL PROJECTS PROESC

58


Puma concolor

The pró-mata project were developed in the museum of science and technology, from the university Tübingen concept creation of a Preservation Unity in the São francisco de paula/RS region, directed basicaly to the nature research and conservation. Has a 45 million m² and many ecosystems of high ecological relevance. Leopardo tigrinus melânico

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In 1991, the Prof. Dr. Jeter Jorge Bertoletti created the project with the support from Dr. Dieter Wittmann and from Prof. Ana bertoletti

60


Fish Production to Care-Needing Comunities Idealized and implanted by Bertoletti to fish production, shrimps e other crustaceans to care-needing fishermen. The comunity received directions aboutthe procedures and teachings aboutthe technology used. 61


62

Museum of Science and Tecnology Workshops and Internship

63

Museum of Science and Tecnology Science Fairs

64


Colin Johnson (ex-director of Tecniquest) David Ellis (ex-director of Boston Museum - EUA)

65


Bresser Pereira (science and technology minister)

Alan Edward - Techniquest

66


Andréa Drapier (British Council) e Bertoletti

Indian Ambassador in Brazil (2004)

Bertoletti, ex-PUCRS rector and germany rectors (1996)

67


Israel Vargas – Science and Tecnology Minister (2000)

Regina Weinberg - Executive Director from VITAE (2000) Aproved the MCT projectfrom bertoletti donating more than 5 milion dollars

68


Ambassadors from many countries (2002)

69


Germany Minister (1994)

Holland Prince (2000)

70


Austrian Ambassador (2001)

France Ambassador (2000)

71

MAIN RESULTS MCTEXPOSITION 2004

Visitation and Exposition figures

•December 14,1998 to september 30, 2005:

1.198.180people • 85% students and teachers

• 15% general public.

72

MAIN RESULTS of MC and MCTfrom 1967 to 2005 ______________From july 4th, 1967 to august 31st , 2005______________ •New species in study _________________________________________ 187 •New species to science________________________________________ 305 •Cientifical publications, books and articles_______________________ 1.822 •Studies, projects and finished researches _______________________ 1.578 •Lectures and conferences_____________________________________ 1.818 •Academic and teacher guidance in laboratories__________________ 7.616 •Scientifical expeditions and field trips in the country and abroad___ 3.712 •Guidance to Elementary School and High School students________ 7.216 •Scientific articles exchange____________________________________ 58.560 •Scientific and didactic material lending_________________________ 67.227 •Extension Courses (given)_____________________________________ 786 •Educational Workshops_______________________________________ 328 • Oficinas pedagógicas_________________________________________ 316 •Exposition and events promotion______________________________ 206 •Agreements and contracts ___________________________________ 192 •Visitors reception in exposition ( building 10 and 40)_____________ 1.496.611 •Reception of Promusit (oct/01 – oct/05)________________________ 1.461.306 •Reception of Proesc ( dec/01 – set/05)__________________________ 118.102 •Total reception of visitors ( 1967 to 2005)______________________ 2.957.917 73

MAIN SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS

_______________Consultent Companies and Others _______________ CNEC, HIDROSERVICE, MAGNA, STE, ECOPLAN, ELETROSUL, TRACTEBEL, CEEE, CORSAN, IME/DNIT, CAMBARÁ S/A, GIDF, etc.

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