Time | Presenter(s) | Institution | Title |
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12:15pm | Josh Pultorak |
University of Wisconsin–Madison | Gauging Interest and Preparedness for Tiny Earth Genomics Course among Current Tiny Earth Students |
12:20pm | Jason Kwan | University of Wisconsin–Madison | A bioinformatics-based TE course focused on metagenomics |
12:25pm | Amy Sprenkle | Salem State University | Challenges of the Streptomycetaceae |
12:30pm | Julie Torruellas Garcia | Nova Southeastern University | Transforming Discovery-Based, Individual Projects into Hypothesis-Driven, Group Research |
12:35pm | Adam Kleinschmit | University of Dubuque | A Bioprospecting Ethics and Responsible Conduct of Research Case Study Module for the Tiny Earth Curriculum |
12:40pm | Skip Price | Eastern Michigan University | Reactivation of Antibiotic Activity from Frozen Tiny Earth Isolates |
12:45pm | Kim Borges | Warren Wilson College | Development of a Curriculum Module to Investigate Enzymes from Biosynthetic Gene Clusters |
12:50pm | Deb Tobiason | Carthage College | Tiny Earth Genomics |
12:55pm | Brian Merkel | University of Wisconsin-Green Bay | High Impact Community Outreach |
Tapas Talks Session Ippointer2022-05-23T15:38:35-05:00