Magenkrebs im Fokus: Die Rolle bakterieller Infektionen

Description

Join us for an insightful lecture on how infections like Helicobacter pylori contribute to stomach cancer development, influenced by genetic and environmental factors. Professor Anne Müller from the University of Zurich will discuss experimental data and mechanisms behind infection-induced carcinogenesis, supported by live music and inclusive features for accessibility. The event includes a live stream and is held at the Alte Kaserne Kulturzentrum in Winterthur.

Highlights

Lecture on bacterial infections and stomach cancer; insights from Professor Anne Müller; live music by Winterthur conservatory musicians; accessible features for hearing and visual impairments; includes coffee and croissants.

General Information

Held at Alte Kaserne Kulturzentrum, Winterthur, Switzerland. Doors open at 10:45 AM. Tickets start at 8 CHF. Live stream available at https://www.youtube.com/@naturwissenschaftlichegese9786/streams. Part of 'Science at 11' series with accessibility features.

Location

Alte Kaserne Kulturzentrum, Technikumstrasse 8, 8403 Winterthur, Switzerland

Hide Map

Loading map...

How to get there

Get Directions