Netherlands Experience Rivm Tender

On Thursday 2 May the RIVM National Institute for Public Health and the Environment participates in the Health Lab of Expedition NEXT. During this public event about science visitors from all ages can get to know science and famous scientists. And do tests yourself. For example RIVM lets visitors discover how fit and strong they are how they can prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses and what the composition of chocolate is.During the daily program of Expeditie NEXT children Youtuber Dylan Haegens and scientist Esther Roozendaal can ask the shirt about sneaky advertising attend mini lectures by astronaut Andr Kuipers or physicist Diederik Jekel and do experiments with experiment expert Boy from Quest Junior. In the meantime parents can learn more about the effects of smartphone use or the behavior of children or adolescents and in the evening there are talk shows by young people like The New Scientist and the University of the Netherlands.Sign up for free until 18 years During Expedition NEXT you can playfully discover how you can prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses at the RIVM National Institute for Public Health and the Environment with the Bactemon game. You can also scan chocolate for the amount of cocoa and compare your fitness and strength with others. With Expedition NEXT the NWA wants to show the Dutch population how close science is how important it is to our society and how progressive the science climate is in the Netherlands. Up to the age of 18 admission to the event during the day is free for adults and the evening program the price is 5 euros per ticket including two refreshments.National ScienceAgenda Expedition NEXT is an initiative of the National Science Agenda NWA to bring together public interested organizations and scientists. To jointly determine which issues require research then conduct those studies and share the knowledge it generates with society. RIVM is involved in four proposals that have since been selected for a second assessment round.