How do you get people interested in microbiology? Microbiology can be quite abstract since it is the study of organisms …
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Educator Resources
How to find a tardigrade at home under the microscope
“You guys know about tardigrades? They are these microscopic creatures that look like robot bears. They can survive in …
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A window into the microbial world: the Winogradsky column
Magical things are happening in the soil. Microbes make their homes there, and we usually can’t see what they’re up …
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Fermented Foods Part 4: Incorporating Food Fermentations Into Microbiology Courses
Fermented foods are fun to make at home, as previously discussed in Part 1 and Part 2 of the Fermented Foods Series. So, …
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Exploring State Microbes and Their Educational Impact
Have you ever wondered if your state has its own official microbe? It might sound peculiar, but just like state flowers …
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A 4th of July Science Lesson with Colorful Microbes (Perfect for Teachers!)
While students eagerly await the 4th of July celebrations, why not ignite their scientific curiosity with a fascinating …
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5 Ways to Share the Microbial World With Your Children
Microbes are everywhere. Do your children know this? Maybe your children already know microbes are everywhere, but do …
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