On September 6th, 2019,  Assistant Professor Dalila Honorato, coordinator of the art & science research group at the InArts Lab of the Ionian University, presented a paper with Professor Mark Lipton of the University of Guelph, Canada, at the annual conference 4S - Society for Social Studies of Science. Their talk entitled "Filth Attraction: microbiology-themed fiction vs. cleaning reality shows" was part of the panel "Interpretations of Liminality in Art and Science", organized by Dr. Dalila Honorato, which counted with the participation of UNAM's Professor Dr. María Antonia González Valerio as well as Dr.  Nicole Clouston (York University, Canada) and Dr. Roberta Buiani (The Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences, ArtSci Salon). This year's conference was held in New Orleans and was entitled "Innovations, Interruptions, Regenerations".

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Photo credits: Adam Zaretsky