Antibiotic resistance and what we can do about it

On June 9, 2023, Mark de Boer gave his inaugural lecture: Antibiotic resistance and the search for the boundaries between under- and over-treatment with antibiotics. In his inaugural lecture he explained that more and more people worldwide are affected by infections caused by bacteria that are resistant to several antibiotics. Why is this happening and how big is the problem? But above all, what can we do about it? In the coming years, he wants to investigate, among other things, how modern medicine should anticipate increasing antibiotic resistance worldwide.

Practical information Where: In the museum's conference room or online via livestream Costs: Participation in the livestream is free, attending the lecture in the museum is also free, but if you have a Museum Annual Card we will be happy to scan it. Registration: Via form. There is a separate registration form for the lecture in our conference hall or to watch via livestream. Please note: Your registration will only be registered if you have received our automatic confirmation email (check your spam box).