HUMUS sapiens retreat 2019

Open Soil: We conduct research on the secret ingredients that make plants happy. Let’s explore what is going on in the ground beneath our feet. Your chance to join and support the project!

EUR 9’160

203% of EUR 4’500

203 %

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The «all or nothing» principle applies: The project only receives the funds if the funding target is reached or exceeded.

22 backers

Successfully concluded on 8/9/2019

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Thanks to all our supporters and friends who helped spreading the word.

More information: https://mikrobiomik.com/humussapiens Discuss with us: https://forum.hackteria.org/c/humus-sapiens

If you supported the project, you will soon receive an e-mail with further information and some questions (shirt size, etc).

Thanks again and enjoy the harvest…

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Humus is more important than art, money or success. Humanity depends on intact ecosystems and fertile soil. Humility and responsibility will help our species survive.

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Choose your reward:

EUR 10.-0 taken
Thank you!!!
We really appreciate your support! Your name will be featured in the supporter section of the HUMUS sapiens website.
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Seeds & Sticker
You will get a bag of biological wildflower-seeds that will make your garden look beautiful and at the same time improves soil quality. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Plus: three stickers & we will mention your name in the supporter section of our website (optional).
This reward is sold out.
EUR 30.-5 / 5 taken
Early Bird T-Shirt
YOUR CHOICE: You will get a T-shirt in your size - hand-printed with either the HUMUS SAPIENS logo, or the mikroBIOMIK logo. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Plus three stickers and we will mention your name in the supporter section of our website (optional).
EUR 40.-3 taken
Supporter's T-shirt
YOUR CHOICE: You will get a T-shirt in your size - hand-printed with either the HUMUS SAPIENS logo, or the mikroBIOMIK logo. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Plus three stickers and we will mention your name in the supporter section of our website (optional).
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About the Initiators

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Julian Chollet (mikroBIOMIK)

München

Dr. Julian Chollet
Researches and teaches in the field of micro/molecular biology and experiments with interactive concepts of science communication.
Founder of mikroBIOMIK and part of the Hackteria network.

mikroBIOMIK
The mikroBIOMIK Society promotes intrinsic curiosity and participation in science - with a focus on the invisible world.

3 own projects
6 projects backed

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dusjagr

Zürich

Dr. Marc Dusseiller aka dusjagr is a nomadic researcher and workshopologist. He is part of the Center for Alternative Coconut Research and co-founder of SGMK and the Hackteria network. He is travelling the world making DIWO labs for biological experimentation. He entered the world of DIY electronics making synthesizers and organizing workshops mostly in Zürich. He also loves coconuts.

3 own projects
3 projects backed

hackteria.org/wiki/Dusjagr

Josephine Blersch

Köln

Co-founder of mikroBIOMIK Society (mikrobiomik.org) - a science communication platform with the focus on the invisible life of microorganisms in ecosystems. We engage interested people in research regardless of their educational background.

Research focused in nanomedicine, regenerative medicine and novel Biomaterials for drug delivery.

1 own project
1 project backed

mikrobiomik.org/en

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