Students
Welcome, Tiny Earthing! Whether you are here during a semester you are enrolled in a Tiny Earth course or at another time, we welcome you into the network of more than 16,000 students per year working together to address the dwindling supply of antibiotics. We hope you find the course inspiring and that you can bring your own personal flair to science and research.
There are many ways to be involved during the semester, such as social media campaigns to raise awareness about antibiotic resistance and international symposia where you can present your Tiny Earth research to other Tiny Earth students around the world.
Add Your Isolates to the Tiny Earth Discovery Database!
Have you discovered bacterial isolates from soil that inhibit safe relatives of known pathogens? Enter their profiles into the Tiny Earth Discovery Database, a worldwide repository of data on antibiotic-producing bacteria. The Tiny Earth Discovery Database holds records of soil samples, culture conditions, and inhibitory bacteria that have been isolated from all over the world. Your entries will contribute to a robust resource for antibiotic discovery.
Register here for a new account by using an invitation code from your instructor.
Not a student? View the Tiny Earth Public Database. Updates coming soon!
Connect with the network
Looking for ways to engage in antibiotic discovery beyond the classroom? Read up on current events in Tiny Earth or other Tiny Earth students, instructors, and researchers at a network event!
News
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