PR Officer Kim König and Research Fellow for Colonial and Global History Mirjam Brusius talk to Stefan Hanß about his research project which uses the scientific analysis and historical contextualization of the chemical fingerprints of Renaissance recipe users to offer a new understanding of material cultures, medicine, and the history of the body in early modern Germany.

Stefan Hanß, Mirjam Brusius and Kim König: Analysing Renaissance recipes

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Stefan Hanß, Mirjam Brusius and Kim König: Analysing Renaissance recipes

Stefan Hanß, Mirjam Brusius and Kim König: Analysing Renaissance recipes