THE HIRSCH EFFEKT - Live in Berlin

This event celebrates the legacy of Rahel Hirsch, the pioneering physician who first described the "Hirsch Effekt"—the passage of small particles through the kidneys into urine. Attendees can expect a live performance that blends music and science, honoring Hirsch's groundbreaking work at the Charité medical school in Berlin.

The evening offers a unique atmosphere where historical significance meets contemporary art. The show draws inspiration from Hirsch's life, including her role as the first female professor of medicine in Prussia and her research that was later recognized by G. Volkheimer. It's a chance to experience a tribute to a remarkable scientist in the city where she made history.