Introducing the Smelling Species Odorama by Frank Bloem

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Image: Natlab Anisa Xhomaqi, Jelle Zandveld

Frank Bloem setting free some of Jelle Zandveld's…

Scientist and fruit fly specialist Jelle Zandveld brings some of his fruit flies to this edition of Odorama and shares his insight on fruit flies that stems from his evolutionary research. Frank...
Image: Natlab Anisa Xhomaqi, Peter Roessingh

Peter Roessingh presenting his research on…

For this Odorama edition, evolutionary biologist and sensory physiologist Peter Roessingh speaks about species that disguise themselves as other species through smell.
Image: Natlab Anisa Xhomaqi

Preparing blotters with some Elephant smell for…

During Odorama - Smelling species, blotters dipped in elephant smell are prepared to be handed out to the audience.
Image: Natlab Anisa Xhomaqi

Odorama audience member smelling

During Odorama - Smelling species, the audience comes close to all kinds of smells related to other species.
Image: Natlab Anisa Xhomaqi

Frank Bloem talking about the species smells that…

Frank Bloem talks about the olfactory installation Olfactory Cross-Dressing that is part of Inhuman Carnaval during Dutch Design Week. Visitors can disguise themselves as a different species through...
Image: Natlab Frank Bloem, Niklaus Mettler, Anisa Xhomaqi

Opening Slide for Odorama - Smelling Species

This edition of Odorama is all about smelling species. In this opening slide, there is a picture of the Olfactory Cross-Dressing sensorial installation that was part of the Inhuman Carnaval project.

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