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Turns out that one of the most advanced and impressive materials on the planet exists right in your body. An MIT Bioengineering grad explains the science of... SNOT!
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Hosted, Written, Produced, & Doodles Drawn by: Elizabeth Choe
Content Reviewers: Wesley Chen, Prof. Katharina Ribbeck
Director: George Zaidan
Camera: Adam Morrell
Editor & Motion Graphics: Per Hoel
Theme song: Anthony Thomas & Neil Aggarwal
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Prof. Katharina Ribbeck, Wesley Chen, Damon Baptista, Bradley Turner and the Ribbeck Lab at MIT (http://kr-lab.mit.edu/)
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