Event Symposium 'Nose without Frontiers'- What happened around the nose the past 25 years?

Course date

Symposium is March 28, 2025

Symposium ‘Nose without frontiers’ - What happened around the nose the past 25 years? Farewell symposium Koen Ingels

13h30 - 14h00: Registration

14h00 - 14h20: Welcome - Ronald Pennings (The Netherlands)

14h20 - 14u40: What happened around the nose the past 25 years? - Thomas Reagan (USA)

14h40 - 15h00: What happened around the nose the past 25 years? - Julian Row Jones (Great Britain)

15h00 - 15h20: What happened around the nose the past 25 years? - Abel-Jan Tasman (Switzerland)

15h20 - 15h50: Break

15h50 – 16h10: What happened around the nose the past 25 years? Peter Lohuis (The Netherlands)

16h10 – 16h30: What happened around the nose the past 25 years?- Niels van Heerbeek (The Netherlands)

16h30 – 16h50: What happened around the nose in Nijmegen stays in Nijmegen - Koen Ingels

16 h50 – 17h00: Closure - Ronald Pennings

17h00 – 18h30: Reception / Drinks 

Participation is free.

For course participants, this is part of the course.

Venue

The symposium will take place at the Experience Center of the Radboud university medical center, Geert Grooteplein 15, Nijmegen

The city of Nijmegen is the oldest city in the Netherlands full of history and culture. The history of Nijmegen comprises the roman era settlement, the palace of Emperor Karl the Great, and the hard-fought ‘bridge too far’ over the river Wall during World War II. The inner city is a vibrant place with plenty of gourmet restaurants and characteristic pubs. During the summer Nijmegen hosts the largest annual walking event of the world ‘de 4-daagse’ during which over 1 million tourists flocks to the city.