Successful Girls' Day 2021

Girls' Day is a once a year action day that aims to motivate girls and women to take up technical and scientific professions.

Since 2014 we participate in this event. This year due to Corona restrictions we held our Girls' Day in a digital way.

12 girls isolated DNA from a banana, visited one on our labs with a live tour online and checked the growth of bacteria from different places in their homes.

The lab of Katrin Paeschke supported the Girls' Day and helped giving insights to the young girls.

Related news

News categories: Event Outreach

Open doors with "the Mouse"

4 Oct 2024 —Children from the Bonn area visit laboratories at ImmunoSensation on a regular basis at the annual event "Türen auf mit der Maus" ("open doors with the Mouse"). This time, the group of Prof. Dagmar Wachten welcomed a group of 15 students in the age of 6 to 11 years. At "Türen auf mit der Maus" , institutions, companies and also research laboratories offer visits on-site for children, to show what the daily work looks like and educate scientific phenomena.

View entry

News categories: Outreach

Better understanding the activation of the immune defense

17 Jul 2024 —Researchers from the Institute of Clinical Chemistry and Clinical Pharmacology at the University Hospital Bonn (UKB) and the Excellence Cluster ImmunoSensation² of the University of Bonn are conducting a clinical study to investigate the effects of an HIV medication on the human immune system. The study is looking for healthy men between the ages of 25 and 40.

View entry

News categories: Outreach

Completion of the WANDlabor Art Project art@immunosensation

10 Jul 2024 —The innovative WANDlabor project, a collaboration between the ImmunoSensation2 Cluster of Excellence at the University of Bonn at the University Hospital Bonn (UKB) and Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences Alfter, has been successfully completed. This interdisciplinary project combined groundbreaking immunological research with artistic and social science perspectives to create a unique platform for science communication and public engagement.

View entry

Back to the news overview