We share our world with viruses, bacteria and other tiny organisms every day. For example, park benches, doorknobs and railings are teeming with them. Researchers around the world have collected and compared them to discover that every city has its own microbe fingerprint. Alexandra Graf was invited by Ö1 Radio to discuss the urban microbe fingerprint on the science programme, Wissen Aktuell.
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