For 25 år siden kæmpede den – nu – verdenskendte danske DNA-forsker og professor ved Københavns Universitets Center for Geogenetik, Eske Willerslev, hårdt for sine idéer om, at ældgammelt DNA kan findes overalt i naturen. Dengang anede han ikke, at han støbte det videnskabelige fundament til en helt ny forskningsgren, der kan beskrive en verden, vi ikke kendte før.
Produceret af Science Report for Videnskabernes Selskab
Medvirkende: Eske Willerslev
Vært: Kristoffer Frøkjær
Tilrettelæggelse, optagelse og redigering: Jens Munch
Speak: Tanja Kjeldgaard
Musik: Carl Frøkjær-Jensen
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