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Custom Made Steam Collector Isolates Bacteria from Hydrothermal Vents

This video shows a demonstration of how to use a custom made steam collector designed to condense steam from geothermal vents (aka., fumaroles). This device was used used to collect samples of halophilic Archaea from fumaroles around the world, work which was published in:

Ellis, D., R.W. Biz... Read More

ICAAC 2010 - Opening Briefing

Members of the ICAAC Program Committee give an overview of the ICAAC meeting and discuss sessions of particular interest. Lunch will follow.

* M. Lindsay Grayson, Austin Hospital/Austin Health, Melbourne, Australia
* Craig Rubens, Children’s Hospital & Regional Medical Center, Seatt... Read More

VIDEO - Immune Cell Tracking a Chemical Scent

An addendum to the earlier article "Scientists Guide Immune Cells with Light and Microparticles," this is a video of an immune cell following the allur... Read More

Bacteria

It seems that Bacteria has its own theme song and here it is. Bacteria rock video. Read More

How to Catch a Cold - A 1951 Walt Disney/Kleenex Production

A rare educational Disney animated short film from 1951 with a character called Common Sense who warns about the dangers of the common cold. Read More

Video: WHO's H1N1 hype: Experts not surprised

In this video from India's NDTV, reporters address growing public anger against the World Health Organisation (WHO) for reportedly making swine flu pandemic bigger than it really was. Health experts in India say this isn't the first time WHO has pushed for programmes, even though they are not ne... Read More

Claire Fraser-Liggett on “Complex microbial communities: We’re not in Kansas anymore”

Claire Fraser-Liggett, Director of the Institute for Genome Sciences and professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, gives the June 2, 2010 keynote at the "Sequencing, Finishing, Analysis in the Future" meeting in Santa Fe, NM. Read More

MWV Episode 69 - Richard Cogdell - Bacterial Photosynthesis

 


Richard Cogdell is the Director of the Institute for Molecular Cell and Systems Biology at the Univer... Read More

Aston University's Microbiology Roadshow

This is a two day microbiology course for Year 9/10 school children to introduce them to microorganisms and their role in health and disease. The project is funded by the Wellcome Trust. Read More

H1N1 Influenza Update from ICAAC 2009

The emergence of the H1N1 influenza virus earlier this year has put the world on notice for the next influenza pandemic.  Participants in this press conference provide an overview of the current H1N1 situation and discuss recent advances concerning antiviral resistance, influenza-bacteria intera... Read More

Michigan State researchers show how new viruses evolve, and in some cases, become deadly (video)

Researchers at Michigan State University demonstrate how a new virus evolves, shedding light on how easy it can be for diseases to gain dangerous mutations.

Click "source" to view video.

Credit: Michigan State University/Jeremy Polk, National Science Foundation Read More

E. coli animation

Escherichia coli is a Gram negative rod-shaped bacterium that is commonly found in the lower intestine of warm-blooded organisms. Read More

The role of gut microbes in obesity #ASMGM

Margaret Zupancic, University of Maryland School of Medicine, and Amanda Pay... Read More

Micro eGuide Video - Aseptic Techniques: Pipette Transfers

The Micro eGuide presents Aseptic Techniques: Pipette Transfers. Read More

Sweet Home Microbiology?!

Found this little southern rock classic reworked for the microbiology-minded via YouTube. It's pretty funny, if not outright ridiculous. Here are the lyrics: Big spores keep on drifting Carry me to my new hosts skin Contact airborne isolation Its time to infect someone again I know its a sin M... Read More

See how they grow on the nanoscale: Monitoring single bacteria without a microscope

With an invention that can be made from some of the same parts used in CD players, University of Michigan researchers have developed a way to measure the growth and drug susceptibility of individual bacterial cells without the use of a microscope.

The new biosensor promises to speed treatment... Read More

Alarming Uptick of Deadly Superbugs in Hospitals

America's hospitals are places of healing and hope. But they're also home to a growing threat. You may have heard of MSRA - a dangerous infection that can often be treated with antibiotics. Now there's a new class of superbugs - infections striking patients with little or no effective treatment ... Read More

Inside the Mind's Eye: Communicating Science in a New Media Era (MWV41)

Blogs, podcasts, and other new media outlets have changed the way people get their news. Immediate access to information presents new opportunities as well as challenges for science communication. Watch Carl Zimmer, science wr... Read More

Aston University's Microbiology Roadshow (UK)

Here's a promo video for Aston University's microbiology course, "The World of Microbiology, Mastering the Invisible, Invincible, Treatable & Preventable," for school children that's funded by the Wellcome Trust. Aston University is located in Birmingham, UK. Read More

History of Beer - Seven Wonders of the Microbe World (video series)

In this video we look at the origins of beer and brewing in Ancient Egypt, and the role microbes play in the process.
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