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University of Bonn’s StadtLandMitmachBus stops in Linz am Rhein

What will the medicine of the future look like? The Science Year 2026, launched by the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR), is exploring this question. With funding from the Science Year, the University of Bonn is currently taking its StadtLandMitmachBus to rural communities across the Rhineland. On Friday, October 2, 2026, from 6 to 10 pm, the science bus will stop at the “First Friday” event at the market square in Linz am Rhein.

The StadtLandMitmachBus gives children, young people and adults the opportunity to meet and talk to researchers from the University of Bonn and Bonn University Hospital. Visitors can discover the latest research and scientific insights on topics such as digital assistance systems, women’s health, alternatives to animal testing, surgical robotics and immunology.

The stop in Linz am Rhein is dedicated to immunology and is supported by the ImmunoSensation³ Cluster of Excellence and the SFB Metaflammation. Several scientists and professors will be there to answer your questions and share insights into the fascinating world of immunology.

Creative stations also invite visitors to contribute their own ideas. These ideas will then be developed further in a workshop and presented at a final event in Bonn.

Further information:
www.uni-bonn.de/stadtlandmitmachbus

Contact
Christabel Mennicken
Project Manager
Tel.: +49 170 9519169
Email: christabel.mennicken@uni-bonn.de

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