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Victoria Shennan

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Bacteria - our invisible guests

Victoria Shennan explaining how her projects have to do with the mouth.

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presentation: Mediamatic Biotoop Dijkspark

Bacteria - our invisible guests

15
Sep 2016
- Biotalk 21 - with Victoria Shennan, Debora Dax, Merle Bergers

Invisible micro-organisms have always co-existed with us. Within the human body, the vast majority of cells are bacterial, fungal, or otherwise non-human. What does this mean for our perception of...

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Effect of licking the paper

Victoria Shennan gave to the audience a paper that you put in your mouth and after tasting it you either get a weird taste so that means that you are a good taster or you don't see the difference.
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