Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Microbe (2023)

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The Lancet Microbe in conversation with

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Kate Baker on harnessing genomics for antimicrobial resistance surveillance 19:19

12d ago19:19

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Rebecca Barksby of The Lancet Microbe speaks to Professor Kate Baker about the challenges, potential, and recommendations for using genomics to monitor antimicrobial resistance. Read the full Series: https://www.thelancet.com/series/amr-genomics?dgcid=buzzsprout_icw_podcast_generic_lanmic Continue this conversation on social! Follow us today at... …

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Microbe Mail

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Antimicrobial Stewardship in Low to middle-income settings: trials, tribulations and triumphs 36:04

18d ago36:04

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For World Antibiotic Awareness Week 2023, we are focusing on setting up antimicrobial stewardship in low and middle income settings with limited resources and a high burden of antimicrobial resistance. About our Guest: Prenika Jaglal is a Clinical Microbiologist having obtained an FC Path(Micro) and a Master’s degree at UKZN. She is currently based…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Coffee in the garden 36:59

18h ago36:59

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This week Jeff and Jonathan discuss the use of coffee grounds in the garden, as well as gardening in general. Apart from being one of the best drinks on the planet, coffee (or coffee grounds) can work wonders in your compost or mulch. Later on, the team debunks some common myths about coffee in the garden, such as its acidity or its alleged ability…

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Teaming With Microbes

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The power of ramial wood chips in the garden 36:00

8d ago36:00

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This week Jeff and Jonathan break down the garden science behind ramial chipped wood. They discuss its French roots, how it’s made, as well as the benefits it provides for soil, insects and animals. Later, the team discusses the complex underground web of life created by voles, as well as how to keep them out of your garden! As always, Jeff and Jon…

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Teaming With Microbes

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How sound affects plants 24:17

15d ago24:17

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This week is all about science! The team delves into some new studies that show plants can benefit from being exposed to sound. For example, did you know that plants will grow toward the sound of water? Later, Jeff dives into some recent work by MIT engineers who have created protective coatings that will protect bacteria from damage (which can pot…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Gardening on the moon 29:31

22d ago29:31

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This week Jeff and Jonathan continue their conversations about taking care of gardens and yards during the winter months. For example, it’s good to protect your perennials by covering them with snow. Then, for all you science lovers out there, Jeff talks about the fascinating possibilities of growing plants and food on Earth’s Moon (and even Mars)!…

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Teaming With Microbes

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The best indoor growing systems 35:43

29d ago35:43

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As southcentral Alaska endures its first snow storm of the season, the guys talk about a variety of indoor lighting systems to help your plants thrive during the winter months. Also, did you know that snow has a little bit of nitrogen in it (poor man’s fertilizer)!? Other topics include indoor hydroponic gardening systems, as well as what to look f…

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Microbe Mail

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Highlights from the PathRed Congress 2023 - Part 2 31:45

1M ago31:45

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The Pathology Research and Development Congress (PathRed) is hosted by the National Health Laboratory Service every 2nd year. With a focus on Pathology disciplines, it is a fantastic meeting to learn about diagnostic advancements in Africa. Ruan and I attended the meeting and were able to snatch a few interviews with speakers and delegates. To lear…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Indoor plant myths 30:38

1M ago30:38

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Jeff and Jonathan dispel some common myths about caring for indoor plants during the winter season. They also talk about some solutions including testing soil, using a microbiometer and repotting plants. Plus, Jonathan tells a Halloween story that involves…Miracle Grow? ********************************************** Have a question? Let us know at …

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Microbe Talk

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Episode 154: Knocking Out AMR: a conversation with Professor Chloe James 38:08

1M ago38:08

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If you are interested in opportunities for organisations to collaborate with the Microbiology Society, please email knockingoutamr@microbiologysociety.org or to register your individual interest please visit the Knocking out AMR webpage. To find out about the latest updates, follow us on Twitter @MicrobioSoc using the hashtag #KnockingOutAMR. You c…

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Microbe Mail

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Highlights from the PathRed Congress 2023 - Part 1 27:29

1M ago27:29

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The Pathology Research and Development Congress (PathRed) is hosted by the National Health Laboratory Service every 2nd year. With a focus on Pathology disciplines, it is a fantastic meeting to learn about diagnostic advancements in Africa. Ruan and I attended the meeting and were able to snatch a few interviews with speakers and delegates. To lear…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Lights, mites, and spiders? 33:57

1M ago33:57

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As fall transitions into winter, Jeff and Jonathan discuss plants that don't require much light (short day plants), including Chrysanthemums, Poinsettias, and various cacti. Additionally, the duo discusses various indoor lighting systems. Later, the guys talk about insects that might move indoors for the winter, and why you might want to keep some …

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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Bonus Episode: The US Anthrax Bioterrorism Attack During the Turn of the Century 54:21

2M ago54:21

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In this Bonus episode, we talk about the Anthrax mailing attacks happening between September 18 2001 and October 12, 2001. Learn about who was affected by this attack, the new technology used to find the culprit, and who was suspected to be the culprit in the attack. Visit our website at microbigals.com where we regularly update new content, includ…

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Teaming With Microbes

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First frost 31:41

2M ago31:41

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This week Jeff and Jonathan put their gardens to bed before winter, as the first big frost is upon us! Other topics include how to protect your perennial garden areas during fall and spring, the right kind of snow shovel to use, as well as a curious garden riddle! Finally, some special guests drop by to ask inquisitive garden questions. ***********…

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Microbe Talk

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Episode 153: Conversations on Collaboration: Sir Paul Nurse on collaborative working and Horizon Europe 18:06

2M ago18:06

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In this episode of Microbe Talk, our Policy and Engagement Officer Katie chats to Sir Paul Nurse, Director of the Francis Crick Institute and former President of the Royal Society. He was awarded the 2001 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery of protein molecules that control the division of cells in the cell cycle and has since r…

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Joyful Microbe

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Sustainability Through Biodegradation: Jhonatan Hernandez Valdes 40:56

2M ago40:56

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Are you curious about how microbes are involved in creating a more sustainable world? Those tiny, often-overlooked organisms hold a remarkable secret — the power to break down chemicals through biodegradation. Imagine a world where plastics and other challenging compounds, often seen as environmental villains, could be transformed into environmenta…

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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Bioterrorism in the Modern Era: Soviet Russia’s Massive Bioweapon Program and the Public Unearthing of Contaminated Land 27:44

2M ago27:44

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In this episode, Tess talks about the Soviet Russian bioweapons program and their director Ken Aliback. She also talks about operation Dark harvest and how people shipped contaminated soil to officials in protest to the conditions of an island off Scottland. Visit our website at microbigals.com where we regularly update new content, including blog …

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Teaming With Microbes

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Rootin' around 39:32

2M ago39:32

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The guys discuss various aspects of roots and their relationship with different soil layers. Speaking of soil layers, did you know that during the winter months, microbial activity doesn't stop - it just slows down! Other topics include recycling mulched leaves in your lawn or meadow, preparing raspberries and strawberries for winter, and taking ca…

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Microbe Mail

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Communicating antimicrobial therapy to patients – a conversation with ChatGPT 37:16

2M ago37:16

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In this episode we have a discussion with ChatGPT focused on the communication of antimicrobial therapy to patients and unpack some of the potential pitfalls of large language model use in medicine. Our Guest: (Bio generated by ChatGPT) Our guest is ChatGPT, a machine learning model developed by OpenAI. As an AI, ChatGPT doesn't possess personal ex…

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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Modern Era Bioterrorism: Soviet Russian Biological Weapons and a Japanese Cult Terrorizes the Countries Subway 42:14

2M ago42:14

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In this episode, Tess talks about how Soviet Russia's biological warfare program has a major accident. Also, Julie talks about the Serin gas attach in Japan and how it was tied to a doomsday cult. Visit our website at microbigals.com where we regularly update new content, including blog posts. You can also find us on Instagram by searching for micr…

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Microbe Talk

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Episode 152: Dr John Munnoch discusses dyslexia 23:28

2M ago23:28

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Each year, Dyslexia Awareness Week gives us a chance to take some time to reflect and learn about the everyday challenges people can face when they have dyslexia. In this episode, Adam, (who has dyslexia himself) speaks to Dr John Munnoch, who was diagnosed with dyslexia around the age of 8, to discuss how he has been challenged within the field of…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Soil food web seasons 34:49

2M ago34:49

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There are seasons to the soil food web. It operates differently in the fall and winter than it does in the spring and summer. And, it should be operating in your house plants as well. Stay tuned till the end for some listener questions and more gardening advice from the masters. ********************************************** Have a question? Let us…

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Microbes and Us

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Episode 22 | Nature's Palette, Creating Beauty With Moulds In Art 27:27

2M ago27:27

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Join our host Corrado Nai, as he explores the fascinating world of artists who create marvellous and inspiring artworks using moulds as subjects or as materials. Textile artist, Lizan Freijsen, crafts 'fungal carpets', while the artist-scientist duo, Ofer Grunwald & Nir Osherov, have pioneered 'fungal pointillism' as their artform. Listen to their …

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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Bioterrorism in the Modern Era, Salad Bar Poisonings and an International Cult 47:33

2M ago47:33

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In this episode, Jon talks about an outbreak of Salmonella in Oregon. What seemed like an unprecedented food poisoning outbreak eventually led to the doors of a local cult... Visit our website at microbigals.com where we regularly update new content, including blog posts. You can also find us on Instagram by searching for microbigals or on Twitter …

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Microbe Talk

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Episode 151: Conversations on Collaboration: Hilary Lappin-Scott on cultivating international partnerships 17:32

2M ago17:32

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In this episode of Microbe Talk, Policy and Engagement Officer Katie chats to Professor Hilary Lappin-Scott OBE, President of the Federation of European Microbiological Societies (FEMS) about her career so far, the importance of international collaboration in science and our recent re-association with Horizon Europe. A full transcript of this episo…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Prep the garden for winter 38:02

2M ago38:02

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This week Jeff and Jonathan discuss more ways to prep the garden for winter. Make sure and turn the outdoor water faucets off (so they don’t freeze)! Other topics include prepping the shed, transplanting perennials, and acting on soil test results. As always, the guys wrap up the episode by answering listener questions. ****************************…

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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Bioterrorism in the WWII Era: The United States and England Facilities That Experimented With These Agents 45:34

2M ago45:34

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In this weeks episode, we finish Bioterrorism in the WWII era. Tess talks about the US and the UK and their facilities, Fort Detrick and Porton Down, that were geared toward biological testing. Julie also goes back to Unit 731 to talk about some additional microbes that were used in the experiments. Visit our website at microbigals.com where we reg…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Leaving summer behind 40:27

3M ago40:27

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This week Jeff and Jonathan talk about why leaves change colors in the fall. They also discuss the benefits of leaving leaves on the lawn, using them for compost, or to enhance the health of your meadow. Additionally, they talk about leaf mold (the product) and how it can be used in the garden. Finally, the duo wraps up with some listener questions…

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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Interviewing the Company Nerdcore Medical: Exploring Microbiology Board Games With DnD-Inspired Compendium 1:11:24

3M ago1:11:24

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In this special episode Jon talks with Arun Mathews and Brandon Patton of Nerdcore Medical. Their company has developed the tabletop game Healing Blade: Defenders of Soma which pits bacteria against Antibiotics. But they have many other science themed games available along with study aids, posters, and clothing, just to name a few. Arun and Brandon…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Wood frogs and gardens? 41:15

3M ago41:15

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This week Jeff and Jonathan hop into a stimulating conversation with Don Larson, an assistant professor at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. They discuss his research on the polar physiology of wood frogs, and consider setting up a habitat in their gardens next year. ********************************************** Have a question? Let us know at …

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Microbe Mail

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2nd Anniversary special - Meningitis Q&A 1:01:35

3M ago1:01:35

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About our Guest: Sipho Dlamini completed his medical degree, Internal Medicine training and specialist Infectious Disease training at the University of Cape Town and Colleges of Medicine South Africa. His research interests are in HIV and Tuberculosis, the use of vaccines in persons living with HIV infection and on immune-mediated drug hypersensiti…

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Microbe Talk

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Episode 150: Conversations on Collaboration: Elaine Cloutman-Green on working across microbiology's disciplines 45:21

3M ago45:21

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This year the Microbiology Society is hosting FIS (the Federation of Infection Societies (FIS) conference) in partnership with HIS and BIA. FIS is all about fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration, so in this episode of Microbe Talk Clare speaks to Professor Elaine Cloutman-Green , a microbiologist whose work spans clinical, lab, and patient-fac…

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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Unit 731, One of the Most Alarming, Notorious, and Secret Human Testing Facility in History 40:38

3M ago40:38

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In this episode, we enter the World War II era. Jon tells the tale of Unit 731, one of the most horrendous horror stories of the war. Listen as Jon tells how people were used for bioterrorism and human endurance testing. Visit our website at microbigals.com where we regularly update new content, including blog posts. You can also find us on Instagr…

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Joyful Microbe

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The Lab Coat Project: Dr. Derek Miller 51:33

3M ago51:33

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Lab coats are an integral part of the world of microbiology, serving as a vital piece of personal protective equipment (PPE). When we envision a microbiologist at work wearing their crisp lab coat, we often associate it with professionalism and scientific rigor. However, the reality is that lab coats, while essential, don't always live up to expect…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Soil microbes and early preparation 41:02

3M ago41:02

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This week Jeff and Jonathan talk about the importance of soil microbes in gardening. They touch on planting garlic, tulips, and daffodils, but emphasize the need for early preparation. Additionally, they discuss how microbes help with plant health, nutrient cycling, and disease control. As always, the team wraps up with some listener questions! ***…

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Microbes and Us

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Episode 21 | International Microorganism Day 2023 10:28

3M ago10:28

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With International Microorganism Day (17 September) just around the corner, hosts Eleni Koursari and Joseph Shuttleworth, bring in IMD volunteers, Filipa and Helene, as guests to talk about some of the great initiatives that are planned for this year, including events, blog, illustration galleries and more… Head over to the IMD website: https://www…

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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Advancements in co-culturing research; an interview with Julia Swavola of Cerillo 33:28

3M ago33:28

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In this episode, Jon talks to Dr. Julia Swavola, the head of Product at the company Cerillo. Julia talks with us about her experiences her career. She also talks about Cerillo, the mission, what products the company makes and their applications, collaborations, and what's on the horizon with the company. We wanted to thank both Julia and Cerillo fo…

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Molecules, microbes and multiomics

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Breaking new ground in PTSD research: Insights from The Consortium for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders 45:34

3M ago45:34

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In this episode, Ajin Abraham (Strategic Marketing Manager, Genomics) and Sanna Abbasi, Ph.D. (Scientific Writer/Content Specialist) interview a group of leaders in the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders (PGC-PTSD). The purpose of the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium is to unite investigators around the world to cond…

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Teaming With Microbes

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The gardening game show 44:39

3M ago44:39

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This week Jeff and Jonathan commiserate about the weather before diving into an entertaining game of “Myth vs Truth” for the organic gardener. After the break, they discuss Jeff’s book, Teaming With Nutrients, before wrapping up with listener questions. ********************************************** Have a question? Let us know at teamingwithmicrob…

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Joyful Microbe

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Teaching High School Microbiology with Passion and Purpose: Clara Marcelín 1:08:57

3M ago1:08:57

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Are you a science educator who wants to spark curiosity in your high school students with microbiology? In this world of information overload and digital distractions, capturing the attention of today's learners might seem like an uphill battle. That’s why, in this podcast episode, I chatted with Clara Marcelín, a seasoned high school science educa…

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Microbe Mail

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MythBusting - Bactericidal versus Bacteriostatic with the ID:IOTS podcast 48:11

3M ago48:11

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Time to "idiot proof" the myth of bactericidal being better than bacteriostatic agents on this collaborative episode with the ID_IOTS podcast. About our Guest: Jame and Callum are the hosts of the ID_IOTS podcast, an Infectious Disease podcast. You can find them through https://idiotspodcasting.buzzsprout.com/share wherever you get your podcasts an…

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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History of Bioterrorism: Looking at the Past From the Napoleonic Era to WWI, Part 2 42:49

3M ago42:49

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In this episode of the microbe moment, we continue our dive into the history of bioterrorism. Tess also talks how a Southern Physician, by the name of Luke Blackburn, sent contaminated linen to infect Union troops. Julie also tells us how German spies may have infected horses with glanders before being sent overseas to aid in WWI Visit our website …

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Teaming With Microbes

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The mushrooms are coming 37:10

4M ago37:10

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It is ‘shroom time. Jeff gets a bit crazy about his favorites and Jonathan reveals he has never eaten one! Who doesn’t like mushrooms, even in lawns? Of course, the duo also dips into some listener questions. ********************************************** Have a question? Let us know at teamingwithmicrobes@me.com Plant a row for the hungry/Read Tea…

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The Microbe Moment With The Microbigals

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History of Bioterrorism: Looking at the Past From the Napoleonic Era to WWI, Part 1 46:45

4M ago46:45

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In this episode of the microbe moment, we continue our dive into the history of bioterrorism. Jon talks about the Walcheren fever during the Napoleonic era, halting Britain's attempt to defend on the encroaching army. Tess also talks about Anthrax and its importance in the development of germ theory. Visit our website at microbigals.com where we re…

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Teaming With Microbes

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Firewise 35:18

4M ago35:18

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This week, Jeff and Jonathan talk about ways to “firewise” your home or property. They also discuss transplanting plants, shrubs or trees, as well as the abundance of mushrooms and fungi popping up around town. Finally, the duo addresses some listener questions, with a focus on composting! ********************************************** Have a quest…

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