Matyas Bittenbinder

45 min

NL

Every year, more than 100,000 people die as a result of snakebite. A young biologist and doctoral candidate affiliated with Naturalis and VU Amsterdam, Mátyás researches and lectures on how snake venom affects the human body. In doing so, he is part of an international group of scientists trying to find a way to reduce the number of deaths caused by snakebites.

Mátyás as a speaker will entertain and inform everyone with all his fascinating nature stories, which is also his great passion. He knows how to talk about an incredibly wide range of topics about nature that are relevant to your event. With Matyás' experience as a speaker, his presentations are full of confidence, power and enthusiasm.

Every year more than 100,000 people die as a result of snakebite. As a young biologist and PhD candidate affiliated with Naturalis and VU Amsterdam, Mátyás researches and lectures on how snake venom affects the human body. In doing so, he is part of an international group of scientists trying to find a way to reduce the number of deaths caused by snakebites.

Mátyás Bittenbinder (biologist) first found a snake in the wild as a boy of about 7 years old while on vacation in Hungary. He was immediately sold. The more Mátyás learned about the animal and plant world, the more he marveled at all the beauty to be found there. Captivating people with nature stories is Mátyás' greatest passion. A biologist and PhD candidate, he regularly talks about his research, the problem of snakebites and many other topics related to nature. Mátyás does this on radio & TV and in newspapers & magazines but also on stage with lectures around the country.

Keywords: Insects, biodiversity, climate.

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