Don't forget Intimate Strangers debuts Tuesday
It sounds a bit risque, but nothing gets closer than the microbes that share our immediate residence. They live on our skin and in our guts, and leave no part of personal ecosystems uninhabited.
"Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life of Earth" begins on Tuesday, Jan 31st, with a search for the inhabitants of a larger ecosystem. You too, can join the mission to learn about the first life on Earth.
Getting the podcasts is easy, too. If you have iTunes it's mostly a matter of clicking the link at the MicrobeWorld Radio web site. One of our neighborhood middle-schoolers told me that the equivalent program on Windows, works too.
Check it out! The video podcasts are free and, having been a member of the American Society for Microbiology for almost twenty years (gasp!), I know it's a great organization and well worthwhile looking into.
Subject: Web resources, Microbes
"Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life of Earth" begins on Tuesday, Jan 31st, with a search for the inhabitants of a larger ecosystem. You too, can join the mission to learn about the first life on Earth.
Getting the podcasts is easy, too. If you have iTunes it's mostly a matter of clicking the link at the MicrobeWorld Radio web site. One of our neighborhood middle-schoolers told me that the equivalent program on Windows, works too.
Check it out! The video podcasts are free and, having been a member of the American Society for Microbiology for almost twenty years (gasp!), I know it's a great organization and well worthwhile looking into.
Subject: Web resources, Microbes
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