Students from the Doctoral School of Education also actively participated in the programs of Researchers’ Night, held on September 25, 2026. Our doctoral students helped organize events at the Albert Szent-Györgyi Agora in Szeged, which were jointly organized by the MTA–SZTE Digital Learning Technologies Research Group and the MTA-SZTE Science Education Research Group. Through interactive programs titled “Find Out What You Know!”, “Learning Is Fun!”, and “Discover the World!”, visitors were able to gain a closer look at the world of educational and natural science research through playful digital tasks, educational games, and experiments. For our doctoral students who helped organize the programs, the event also provided an opportunity to gain experience in science communication, public outreach, and the societal application of research findings. The programs of Researchers’ Night are a good example of how the results of scientific research can be made accessible and engaging for a broader audience, while also sparking the younger generations’ interest in learning, discovery, and science.