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molecule, Universeum acute laboratory in Gothenburg

This spring the Universeum offers in Gothenburg in Västra Götaland 14 schools with the project Labbakuten, the acute care laboratory that addresses the overall project molecules, a special introduction to the science and the world of medicine. This is the project Labbakuten, aimed at students 11:00 to 13:00 years.

Helene Odenjung provide first aid

Labbakuten created in a collaboration between Universeum, Chalmers University of Technology, the Gothenburg University, the pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca and the ambulance service of the Västra Götaland. The project, which starts this spring will, of course, continue after the summer holidays, so that as many schools can benefit from this offer.

resuscitation by the emergency service

all begins with a workshop for teachers in Universeum by a teacher of Universeum, a researcher from Chalmers or Gothenburg University and the personnel of the rescue teams on the basis of practical work in the whole issue briefed will enable them to prepare their students in the best way for the coming visit. Use it to establish its first tablet by hand and even learn to understand blood test results.

A tablet is made by hand

appear in the schools will also be tutorial in Universeum and researchers with the entire material that may know the teachers then already and the handling and The story begins with a cardiac arrest and blue light, where it matters less to the disease, but on the methods and means we can save lives and how the information exchange between Emergency services and hospital does today.

teachers are skin cream, face cream and effervescent ago

Later discover then learn the students the production of drugs, why the same drug in different ways the market come and discover the world of molecules in a painkiller. But the beauty is not missed, because during the lectures will also skin cream and an effervescent tablet containing vitamin C produced, things that are found in every household without the composition to understand.

Copyright text and photos: Herbert Karlin