Life, death, and every breath in between

Breathing is probably the most critical and ordinary thing that we do all the time. With every breath, gas was exchanged with the environment and our immune system continues battling with dirt and germs, yet we have not understood how every component come to develop and maintain this fine machinery, which we call the lung.
But what size is the surface of the human lung? What exactly does a lung even look like? Why does it take so long to get from basic research to a drug that fights incurable lung diseases? These and many other questions will be answered at Pint of Science 2024.

Is cell death a blessing or curse? Join us as we unravel the mysteries behind this essential process. From the historical debates to the latest scientific insights, we'll explore how understanding cell death has transformed medicine and opened the door to personalized medicine.