High school science education program - Immunology and Programming

23 April 2019

International PhD candidates Joshua Gillard, Dorien Feyaerts and Yessica Rodriguez of the Laboratory of Medical Immunology (LMI), recently developed and implemented an exciting 4-day science challenge to teach vaccinology, immunology, and programming at the Lorenz Lyceum high school in Arnhem.

Read on to learn more (only available in Dutch): link.

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