Pizza, Science Illustration, and the Gut Microbiome
Join us for a lively evening where science meets art!
đź“… Friday, 27 June | đź“Ť UNIL, Lausanne | đź•– 17:00-20:00 | Pizza provided
Over slices of pizza, we’ll discuss how our daily habits (eg, nutrition, antibiotics) affect the trillions of bacteria living in our gut, and how in turn these tiny organisms can have a big impact on our well-being.
This event aims to merge science and art to illuminate the invisible world by illustrating our own scientific topic with the help of a professional illustrator.
27.06.2025
UNIL, Lausanne or near the lake (details will be communicated later)
15 CHF
15 CHF
With Prof. Camille Goemans, researcher in gut microbiota, and Maeva Arnold, a professional illustrator, we’ll dive into:
- Why do gut bacteria matter?
- How to take care of your microbiome?
- How art brings science beyond the lab to improve our health?
This event is open to all. It will be followed by a workshop where the illustrator will help you illustrate your favorite topic. Take your notebook or iPad, we can’t wait to meet you!
Registration fees: 15 CHF | No expertise required | In French.
Register HERE
Jelena Magnin, Laure Le Blanc, Xulia Maillot Rodriguez, Tiffany Que and Dea MĂĽller