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BiofilmFirst by Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University
Today we’re talking with Dr. Dana Skorupa, whose research interests at the Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University, include thermophiles, which are microbes that thrive in extreme environments such as the ever hot and caustic waters of Yellowstone National Park’s Geothermal Geyser Basins. We’ll also focus on Dana’s work ... See more
Welcome to Biofilm First, a podcast exploring the work being conducted at the Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University, the world's first, largest, and best-known biofilm research center. My name is Skip Anderson, and today we're talking with Dr. Davis Garutha. Davis research interests include thermophiles, which are microbes that thrive in extreme environments such as the ever-hot and caustic waters of Yellowstone National Park's geothermal geyser basins. The CBE has a long tradition of it, including undergraduate researchers in its lab, and today we'll focus on Dana's work getting young scientists involved with hands-on research. Dana regularly takes undergraduate researchers at Yellowstone to bioprospect for these thermophiles, and specifically those that are capable o
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biofilmsmontana state universitythermophilesundergraduate researchyellowstone national park’s geothermal geyser basinsbiofilms that eat plastics
BiofilmFirst by Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University