Ismay de Beijer from PMC presented the PanCareSurPass project to a class of primary school children aged 7-9 in Zeist as part of ‘Slimme Gasten dag‘. Organized by the Science Hub of Utrecht University, in collaboration with the Wilhelmina Children’s Hospital, the initiative trains young scientists how to share their research with primary school students in a smart way.
What a great way to engage the next generation of reseachers!
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