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Leslie Vosshall
Bitten: Why Do Mosquitoes Bite Some People and not Others
How are mosquitoes able to detect our presence? Leslie Vosshall, neuroscientist and head of laboratory at Rockefeller University’s Howard Hughes Medical Institute, will give an in-depth presentation on the origins and complexities of smell and its impact on behavior. Her talk will cover a range of topics from the physiology of our sense of smell to the history of perfume making, and will answer the age-old question, “why do mosquitos bite some people and not others?”
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Leslie Vosshall
Bitten: Why Do Mosquitoes Bite Some People and not Others
Wednesday
25
6:00
PM
April
2012
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