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Expoo Tabloo: the fascinating world of radioactivity, Paul Coppens Event

Expoo Tabloo: the fascinating world of radioactivity, Paul Coppens

Mon, 26 Oct 2026 · 13:30
Op locatie, Turnhout
€9
Radioactivity. When that word is mentioned, you might immediately think of nuclear energy and dangerous radioactive waste. But radioactivity is much more than that. It is a natural phenomenon that is as old as the universe (some 13.8 billion years) and is part of our daily life. For example, radioactivity is used for all kinds of things that we often have no idea about: not only for generating energy, but also in the medical sector for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, in the industry for, among other things, testing weld seams of airplanes, and even in the food industry to make herbs mold- and bacteria-free. During this guided tour in the visitor center Tabloo in Dessel, you will learn more about what radioactivity exactly is, where and how it is applied, how you work safely with radioactive substances, and what happens in Belgium with radioactive waste. Let yourself be immersed in an invisible world in a unique way thanks to the enthusiasm of a passionate guide. As a conclusion, we enjoy a drink in the Bistroo. Appointment at the entrance of the visitor center at 1:30 pm, Gravenstraat 3, 2480 Dessel (with own transport). There is a large bicycle shed and ample free parking for cars. Those who wish can come earlier and have lunch beforehand (at their own expense) in the Bistroo. This visit already lifts a tip of the veil and is a teaser for what is yet to come. Are you fascinated by the stories of guide Paul about radioactivity? In the spring of 2027, we are organizing a series in which Paul goes deeper into this theme. rates base price: 20 euros UiTPAS with discount rate: 12.80 euros volunteer price: 20 euros (included: entrance, guide, drink)
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