Sentences with phrase «learn about the microbes»

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Varnum and colleagues asked about 500 online volunteers — all in the United States — to describe how they would react if they learned scientists had discovered alien microbes.

To learn about drug - resistant microbes, visit the Web site of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases: www.niaid.nih.gov/factsheets/antimicro.htm.

«I found these shows fascinating and couldn't understand why some people didn't share my enthusiasm, so I used to try and explain things to them — what I had learned at school and, later on, stuff about microbes and disease.»

Learn more about these mysterious microbes, which refuse to grow in the lab and seem to have a fundamentally different relationship with time and energy than we do.

The more Jansson and her colleagues are able to learn about previously unknown communities of microbes, the better they'll be able to predict how these communities will react to different conditions — droughts, warmer weather or floods, just to kick off the list.

By studying them, scientists might learn about the rise of the first microbes shortly after Earth formed some 4.5 billion years ago.

Plentiful opportunities for researchers to learn about and discuss important developments in the field of human microbiota, the collection of microbes living in and on our body that have a significant impact on human health and well - being.

Meanwhile, to learn more about what makes these microbes tick, scientists are sequencing the genome of a species called Dehalococcoides ethenogenes.

Come learn how drones are being used to detect environmental hazards such as gas leaks and airborne disease microbes, how planes equipped with sensors can tell us about ecological change and how DIY sensors placed in homes by journalists generate data and stories about the impact of heat waves.

in August 2014, to be a member of Dr. Thijs Ettema's laboratory (a new challenge for me), to learn more about the very smallest beings and what kind of relation our world has to the invisible world of microbes.

When a landscape architect set out to change the state of the soil in her garden, she ended up learning a lot more about microbes, how they communicate with our immune system, and our own cancer risk.

In the last five years, technology has allowed us to better understand the human microbiome — scientists have now identified and named 8,000 microbes and are learning more about their complex interactions each day.

Critical thinking, problem solving, experimentation, learning about the universe, the oceans, microbes and, just the world in which we live...

Learn about exo - biology while you move your body like a microbe!

To learn more about how the anthrax outbreak itself may have begun, I spoke with Vladimir Romanovsky, a climate scientist at the University of Alaska — Fairbanks who has studied Arctic microbes and is one of the world's foremost experts on Siberian permafrost.

I've been learning more about fermentation and now have a collection of microbes growing and co-existing in our refrigerator.