Tiny Earth, Big News
From instructor teaching awards and local student or institution recognition to special grant recipients, Tiny Earth recognizes our network of students and instructors.
Tiny Earth welcomes exciting news submissions from students and instructors. Share your news by providing us with a link to your press release and/or a description to tinyearth@wid.wisc.edu. Feel free to include photos.
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UW-Green Bay Digging for Answers with Microsoft AI
Tiny Earth's global reach and goal of discovering new antibiotics caught the eye of Microsoft. The Seattle-based company provided UW-Green Bay’s Tiny Earth project with an AI for Earth grant that places Microsoft’s cloud and AI tools into the hands of students.
Summit student researchers searching for antibiotic producing bacteria
Three Summit Country Day School students spent a portion of their summer researching antibiotic producing bacteria at the school’s Schiff Family Science Research Institute alongside Tiny Earth Partner Instructor Jessica Replogle, Ph.D.
Massive grant brings upper secondary school students into the fight against antibiotic resistance
Danish upper-secondary school students can now try their hand at scientific research and perhaps even help in a discovery that could have a major impact on millions of people all over the world. A grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation has given Aarhus University the opportunity to let school students join Tiny Earth.
Recordings and Slides Available
Return to the symposium schedule page and click on individual sessions to view recordings of all TE2020 sessions. You can also download PDF files of session slides from the schedule page.
