Source: South China Morning PostEvery five years, Germany’s Robert Koch Institute hosts a summer open day for the public featuring party games, a barbecue, and the chance to meet real scientists from among the 450 working at one of Europe’s oldest centres for research into infectious diseases.The fun and festivities have a serious side, too: introducing younger generations to the science of fighting disease.Among the ice cream and balloons, children can examine live ticks under a magnifying glass; learn how vaccines work…Read More