My needle felted tardigrade (“Blue Starri Tardi”) looks down on me from my computer monitor, reminding me with porcelain claws to catch up on work. #MicrobialArt #MicrobialEvangelist #MicrobialCentricity @univpugetsound @asmicrobiology @microbetv.bsky.social
Remembering the time @jennifer.j.quinn made me a mobile of my #MicrobialHeroes as shrinky-dinks. This one is the amazing and much missed Dr. Edward Ledbetter. #MicrobialArt. @univpugetsound @ASMicrobiology @microbe.tv
#DocMartian and #Micronaut Chianna made some microbially themed shrinky dinks. Cannot wait until they shrink! #MicrobialArt #StudentCreativity. @chianna.d
I really treasure this glass artwork of luminous bacteria made by the talented Jane Hartman of Trilobite Glassworks. #MicrobialCentricity #MicrobialEvangelist #MicrobialArt @microbetv.bsky.social @asmicrobiology @univpugetsound
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💫🧬🧫Fluorescent proteins make the holidays!🧫🧬💫
The Roger Y. Tsien lab (UCSD) made the wreaths with fluorescent proteins!🖌️🎨
#FluorescenceFriday #SciArt #AgarArt #MicrobialArt #BioArt #FluorescentProtein #FluorescentProteins
Here is a wonderful #LuxArt portrait of the late great microbiologist Carl Woese, painted using luminous bacteria on nutrient medium by my talented wife Dr. Jennifer Quinn. #Woese #MicrobialArt @jennifer.j.quinn @asmicrobiology @univpugetsound
Some #MicrobialArt by @jennifer.j.quinn . The great Edgar Allan Poe painted in bioluminescent bacteria. #AgarArt @univpugetsound @ASMicrobiology
Some #MicrobialArt by @jennifer.j.quinn . “The Scream” painted in fluorescent bacteria. #AgarArt @univpugetsound @ASMicrobiology
Thinking about student created fluorescent art with pigment encoding plasmids in E. coli provided by @ATinyGreenCell . #MicrobialArt #AgarArt @univpugetsound @ASMicrobiology
