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Monique Luckas has been Head of Communications at Futurium, the House of the Future in Berlin, since 2015. In this role, she is responsible for traditional press and media relations as well as strategic communication, branding and marketing and the entire digital communication of the house. Together with her team, she continues to develop the Digital Futurium.
The focus is on digital projects that connect the exhibitions with the digital space, working with AI tools and the task of making complex scientific content accessible to a diverse audience. She previously worked at the Leibniz Center for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF), where she gained valuable experience in science communication.
She studied journalism, modern history and sociology in Berlin and is passionate about communicating issues of the future.
Monique Luckas will be speaking at the Museum AI Summit 2025 :
The lecture gives an insight into how AI is used at Futurium – thematically in the exhibition, with exhibits in the lab and also in everyday communication. Using the example of the Creepy Guide, an AI adaptation of the classic audio guide, we will show how creative ideas and a small budget can be used to create exciting experiences for visitors. The Creepy Guide is a best practice example of how public and cultural institutions can use AI to create projects that surprise and inspire.