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What Indigenous Wisdom can teach us about Microbial Worlds

In the final film of our Marvelous World of Microbes series, Hawaiian microbiologist Kiana Frank takes us to a sacred fish pond and explains how traditional knowledge and microbiology can work together to help us understand how to care for and manage the land.

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Microbes Make Electricity?

Many researchers were skeptical until a trailblazing microbiologist jolted the world of science.

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Fighting Antibiotic Resistance with Phage Therapy

The age-old struggle between bacteria and their viruses (phages) is giving researchers innovative new tools to keep us healthy. Explore this exciting scientific research in our short film from our new series, the Marvelous World of Microbes.

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New Clip on Homology-Directed Repair

In this fun animated clip, scientists describe how the cell edits DNA after a CRISPR-induced break in an accessible way.

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New Film on Nobel Prize Winners!

From a walk in Puerto Rico to a historic Nobel Prize, “Good Chemistry” traces the ground-breaking collaboration between Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier. Their experiment changed science forever.

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Meselson Stahl Experiment

The Most Beautiful Experiment: Meselson and Stahl

Matt Meselson and Frank Stahl were in their mid-20s when they performed what is now recognized as one of the most beautiful experiments in modern biology. Watch this film to learn how they devised the groundbreaking experiment, what it was like to see the results for the first time, and how it felt to be at the forefront of molecular biology research in the 1950s.

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New Course on Mentoring!

In this free course, scientists from different backgrounds give concrete steps to building a mentoring network so you can be a more confident researcher and feel supported by your graduate school research community. By the time you’re finished, you’ll have completed a plan to develop your network of mentors, who will help you succeed in graduate school and beyond.

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