The Museum of Informatics and Telecommunications (MI&T) of the NKUA was founded in the Fall of 2019 and is currently under construction.
The Museum will be housed on the ground floor, below the Reading Room, of the Department of Informatics and Telecommunications, in a space of approximately 140 sq.m. It will have independent access and 4 rooms:
- an Entrance - reception area (dressing room, information room, etc.)
- Room 1 ("History" room)
- Room 2 (Main Museum area)
- Room 3 (small storage room)
Functional and aesthetic interventions (suspended ceilings, colors, etc.) are being planned to create the necessary infrastructure for its operation and to give it a unique identity. The goal is, by the end of 2020, to turn the Museum into:
- a permanent, contemporary exhibition space, based on modern museum practices, that will bring the public creatively, both through space exhibitions and digitally, into the world of computational thinking.
- a living lab adopting an open-innovation methodology wherein members of the University community participate horizontally in an innovation process to co-create exhibits and projects.