When I was a kid I loved magic, the mixing of potions and the endless combinations of spells fascinated me, so it was not a surprise...

For my #SciComm project, I chose to recreate several of the tests that we performed in the lab in the game Minecraft. I chose to use...

From day one in the Tiny Earth Project, I decided I was going to take as many photos as possible.  One reason I did this was because when...

We chose to focus our #SciComm project on the antibiotic resistance crisis portrayed through a cartoon we made using BioRender. We chose...

Our project has been looking at the natural antibiotic discovery pipeline and how environmental microbes are a large contributor to...

Sarah's safe ESKAPE testing! When most people think of bacteria, they probably imagine illness or dirty surfaces. But through the Tiny...

As a student enrolled in BIO 145, I have had the privilege to participate in the Tiny Earth Project. Tiny Earth is an organization that...

Have you ever been prescribed an oral antibiotic from your doctor and never finished the entire bottle? I can attest that I, like many,...

My #SciComm project is a parody/redrawing of a poster for John Carpenter’s 1982 film, The Thing. Instead of the titular ‘Thing’, however,...

Potential Antibiotic Producers Isolates in Week 6 of the Tiny Earth Project in Spring 2025 BIO 145 The overuse of broad-spectrum...

Selecting the right type of growth media is an essential decision to the process of culturing any bacterial samples. Various media have...

Microbes are the first living organism to have arose on Earth, providing the biological foundation for Earth’s massive biodiversity. In...

I created this piece (done in colored pencil, graphite, and permanent marker) as a way to show all of the different streams of research...

The picture illustrated above is a water-based marker and watercolor on paper entitled "Self-embodiment of Antibiotic Detection." I chose...

There are many microbes out in the world that many scientists have not tested or discovered which is why studying microbial diversity...

A shrinking world connects us all more each passing day, and likely in ways we seldom consider. Products reach us from afar, and in no...

The topic of my #SciComm project was about my own personal experience within the Tiny Earth Project.More specifically, I wanted to showca...

As a senior biology student at Sacramento State taking Dr. Gonzalez-Orta's Diversity of Microorganisms class, I have come to the...

Did you know there are more than 2.8 million infections that occur annually in the U.S. caused by germs (bacteria, not viruses)...