Now, way later than originally intended, I've finished to followup video so you can actually see what happens. Hooray!
Wednesday, 22 March 2017
Microbes versus Orange; part two
Earlier this year ago I set up a timelapse looking at an orange in a jar, and just let it mould up. Then I made a vloggy video of it and put it on YouTube!
Now, way later than originally intended, I've finished to followup video so you can actually see what happens. Hooray!
Now, way later than originally intended, I've finished to followup video so you can actually see what happens. Hooray!
Wednesday, 8 March 2017
#MeetThePhD 6: Louise Hatherall; Genetic Inventions + IP Law
#MeetThePhD
6
The
idea behind this is to showcase PhD students, give a bit of an idea of what’s
going on out there in PhDland, and show to the world what PhD life is like!
Perhaps they are thinking of doing a PhD themselves, or just generally want to
know more about it. Or they’re already doing a PhD and want to see that they’re
not alone in their struggles or successes!
While
Friendly Bacteria is a vaguely microbiology-themed blog, for this series of
mini-interviews I’m wanting any PhD student no matter the field! I think it
will be a fun way to connect with other PhD students we wouldn’t normally be
able to get to know, too.
If
you’re a PhD student and want to get involved with this, leave a comment here,
send me a DM on Twitter ( @friendlybugblog )
or shine the Bacteria-signal into the skies above Aberystwyth and I’ll send you
the questions!
Previous
ones are
here: http://friendlybacteriablog.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/meetthephd
Today
we have Louise Hatherall, investigating Intellectual Property law for genetic
inventions! Tweets to @TwitTooLou (or @friendlybugblog if you want me)!
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