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The Invention Education Center Creative Invention Experience Hall is located within the International Intellectual Property Training Institute in Yuseong-gu, Daejeon Metropolitan City. Opened in December 2005, the Invention Education Center is a total area of 1,200 pyeong with 1 basement floor and 3 aboveground floors, equipped with facilities such as a creative invention experience room, creative invention experience hall, and lecture rooms. It provides various invention education opportunities to outstanding invention talents selected from each region. This place conducts advanced invention education by utilizing experienced professional instructors including researchers from the Daedeok Research Complex, patent examiners from the Korean Intellectual Property Office, and invention teachers from various schools. It offers practical invention practice education and experiential education to foster students' creativity and spirit of challenge. The creative invention experience hall within the Invention Education Center is organized into four themes—'Click, Imagination Icon,' 'Seeing the Power of Imagination,' 'Bearing the Fruit of Imagination,' and 'Imagination Becomes Reality'—so students can easily understand and experience invention through play and fun.

국내 최초의 종합적인 지질전문박물관으로 광물, 암석, 화석과 같은 지질표본의 전시, 영상물의 상영, 강연회 또는 체험학습의 장을 마련함으로써 지질과학의 대중화에 보탬이 되기 위해 노력하고 있으며, 지질시료동의 운영으로 전문가를 위한 표본 및 시추코어의 보관 시스템을 구축하고 있다.

Daejeon Citizen Observatory opened on May 3, 2001, as the first local government astronomical science center and attracts over 100,000 visitors annually. On the 3rd floor observation room, visitors can experience observing the sun's prominences and sunspots during the day, and observe planets, stars, nebulae, and star clusters at night through a celestial telescope. On the 1st floor planetarium, there are seasonal constellation explanations and astronomy-related video screenings, as well as weekend star concerts on Saturdays and Fridays, and poetry and music events under the starlight. The 1st floor corridor hosts the Astro Gallery art exhibition. In 2017, astronomy park creation, parking lot installation, road paving and sidewalks for visitor safety, and installation of slopes in the assistant observation room were completed to enable celestial observations for people with disabilities, along with renovations of photo zones.