Biopolis – into the microbiome

Biopolis - into the microbiome

Biopolis - into the microbiome

Topic Category:

Society and Culture, Fiction

Topic Sub-Category:

Documentary, Science Fiction

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Language:

English

Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 4
Series Type: serial
Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

A young scientist ventures into the human microbiome in search of answers. Biopolis is an original audio series that is part non-fiction and part science fiction.Dutch podcastmaker Michiel van Poelgeest follows dr. Theda Bartolomaeus, a young German biologist living in Berlin, on her journey to understand the microbiome, to map the universe that exists within us.With her research she is hoping to make sense of it all: is the microbiome broken? Is something wrong with its diversity? Who are these microbes anyway? Michiel knows nothing about biology. Theda, as it turns out, has a story to tell...

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Content Themes

The podcast explores themes related to the human microbiome, including its diversity, functionality, and the implications for health. Key episodes discuss the significance of antibiotics and antimicrobial resistance, along with adventures into the microscopic world introduced through fictional narrative elements like Minerva Thalyss's travels. The series aims to demystify complex biological concepts in an accessible way.

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