When we learn about history, we often think about pictures or drawings of the way things looked, but what if you could learn about history by the way things smell?
Well, Sissel Tolaas is committed to doing just that. Sissel goes to places around the world, captures smells, and then recreates them back in her laboratory.
She hopes that doing this research will help people be able to better understand each other and learn about the world.
Check out her lab:
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