Thanks to

We want to thank Alex Jukimenko, Jimmy Kremnev, Antonio Aquilar, Sarah Courbier, Sonia Brugel, Svetlana Serikova, María Dolores Benjarano Carrión and Alexandre Jousset for translating part of this website. We also want to thank all the people who provided us with pictures of their TBI experiments (find the pictures under the “Tea Tales” header).

We further want to thank all participants who buried tea and submitted their data listed in this link. 

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The Tea Tales project

The Tea Tales project is a collaboration between Hushållningssällskapet norrbotten-västerbotten, Vetenskap och Allmänhet and Umeå University.

Teatime4science is funded by Vetenskapsrådet, project number: 2014-4270

Teatales is funded by Formas, project number: 2021-02449

Website design by Pelle Isakson and David Borgström
Website development by Norderbergs Webb & Media.

Last update: 08-03-2024