Open Day at the Museum of Medical History in Berlin

There will be numerous free activities on site, such as morning yoga and a science slam.

Programme

9:00-10 a.m.: Yoga in the lecture hall ruins of the Medical History Museum Berlin

Our free exercise programme, in cooperation with the Berlin Cancer Society, offers everyone the opportunity to start the day actively, strengthen their bodies and recharge their batteries together. Please bring a sports/yoga mat and comfortable clothing. No previous experience is necessary.

Due to limited space, we kindly ask you to register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/gratis-yoga-session-125-jahre-deutsche-krebsgesellschaft-e-v-tickets-1106392482699?aff=oddtdtcreator


11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Science Slam in the lecture hall ruins of the Medical History Museum

Science meets entertainment at our free Science Slam. The event offers the chance to experience exciting research live and in an entertaining way. Young scientists present their topics in creative ways – and the guests decide who wins the slam!

Due to limited space, we kindly ask you to register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/gratis-science-slam-125-jahre-deutsche-krebsgesellschaft-e-v-tickets-1540378586819?aff=oddtdtcreator

Afterwards, visitors can take part in other free activities in the lecture hall ruins without prior registration:

• Historical tours of the Charité grounds
  
• The Publizierbar
  
• A prevention quiz
  
• A smoothie bike, a photo booth and more
  

Special extra:
Between 10:00 and 19:00, the Berlin Museum of Medical History can be visited free of charge.


Address:
Berlin Museum of Medical History: Virchowweg 17
Lecture hall ruins: Virchowweg 16
10117 Berlin


125 years of first-hand knowledge – the German Cancer Society (DKG)

The German Cancer Society (DKG) – a successor organisation to the ‘Comité für Krebssammelforschung’ (Committee for Cancer Research) founded in 1900 – is the largest scientific oncology association in the German-speaking world. Its approximately 8,300 individual members in 25 working groups, 16 regional cancer societies and 33 supporting members are active in cancer research and treatment. The DKG is committed to cancer care based on evidence-based medicine, interdisciplinarity and consistent quality standards. It is a co-initiator of the National Cancer Plan and a partner in the ‘National Decade Against Cancer’.www.krebsgesellschaft.de