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University Medical Center Groningen

Department of Genetics at Noorderzon Festival

17 August 2011

Science at Performing Arts Festivals

Eva Teuling has written a blog on what the Dept. of Genetics had on show for visitors to the Groningen Arts Fetsival Noorderzon, held in August (in Dutch):

Eva Teuling has written a blog on what the Dept. of Genetics had on show for visitors to the Groningen Arts Fetsival Noorderzon, held in August ():

"... Van Oerol tot dorpsbraderie, overal worden grote en minder grote festivals georganiseerd, vaak rond een thema van muziek of theater. Maar er lijkt een bijzondere trend gaande: de laatste jaren zijn er op festivals ook steeds vaker wetenschappers te vinden. Wat doen stoffige nerds nou tussen de bierdrinkende feestgangers? ... meer

The northern performing arts festival Noorderzon will be held 18-28 August in Groningen. Again this year, our department is participating in the science pavillion Qu3, and there will be two exhibitions: the Living Cell and our DNA lab. Every evening the cube is open from 19.00 to 23.15, entrance is only 2 euro, so be sure to drop by. Every night there will be 3 people from the department to explain all the research that is being performed in the department to the public.

 

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