What happens in a world that the human eye cannot see? Meet researcher Fatima AlZahra'a Alatraktchi, an expert in the realm of bacteria and a "bacterial whisperer" of sorts. She shares her passion for these microscopic organisms and tells the story of her own journey from a curious child conducting experiments to the scientist she is today.
The lecture explores the astonishing world of bacteria – their secrets of communication, their ability to work together, and their struggles for survival. You will gain insight into how scientists can "listen" to bacteria's tiny messages and how this knowledge may help us detect diseases early – before we notice the symptoms ourselves.
An inspiring lecture full of wonder and discovery, specifically designed for children aged 6-12. Perfect for the whole family!
Practical information
- Location: Kulturhuset Islands Brygge, Copenhagen
- For children aged 6-12
- Saturday, 28 November
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