The Biotechnology Education Company | Kits & Equipment Designed for the Classroom Since 1987
It’s around every corner and in every backpack and purse. And - after the initial buying panic this spring - it’s even back on your local grocery store shelf! With flu & cold season around the corner and the Covid…
This is a guest post from Dr. Geoff Hunt, Public Outreach Specialist at the American Society for Microbiology. You can find him on Twitter at @TheGeoffHunt. https://youtu.be/OKFEfuLJRAg If you are a fan of bioart, consider entering the American Society for…
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We're rolling out a new video series on our YouTube Channel: Technical tip videos! For our first, we'll be covering a frequent teacher question: how can I sterilize media without an expensive autoclave? Read on for more information, or view…
Bacteria, yeast, and other microbes are a necessary part of natural part of the world. Microbes are microscopic, meaning that we cannot see them with the naked eye. Instead, we hunt for microorganisms in our homes using petri dishes filled…
