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July | 2015 | Exploring The Invisible
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Outsider art from a scientist, revealing the hidden machinations of the natural world. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Internet of Plants. Monthly Archives: July 2015. July 17, 2015. The microbiological world is a vast domain of life occupied by organisms which are too small to be seen with the naked eye. Because of their diminutive size, its denizens are largely ignored, yet in terms of impact and numbers, they represent the predominate form of life on earth. On a smooth and coat...
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Outsider art from a scientist, revealing the hidden machinations of the natural world. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Internet of Plants. Newer posts →. 8220;Bacterial War-Games”: before and after. July 2, 2016. Memories of Failure Externalised. July 1, 2016. This week I ran a microbiology and art workshop with 30 participants at the University of Surrey for the first time. One of the microbes we explored was and old favourite, the Yellow coloured slime mould. June 26, 2016.
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Outsider art from a scientist, revealing the hidden machinations of the natural world. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Internet of Plants. The CocoDish: a natural, sustainable, and reusable vessel for culturing bacteria. July 23, 2016. Could also be used in locations where plastic Petri dishes are difficult to source. A CocoDish filled with bacteriological agar. It fits beautifully into the hand, and unlike its plastic counterpart, has a wonderful warm, rustic, and organic feel.
October | 2014 | Exploring The Invisible
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Outsider art from a scientist, revealing the hidden machinations of the natural world. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Internet of Plants. Monthly Archives: October 2014. Autogenic Self Portraits: the microbiomial paintings II. October 29, 2014. Colour (Prey) Preference in the Slime Mould Physarum polycephalum (the final chapter). October 23, 2014. Here I have given the the slime mould. In the video, I used a microscope to focus upon the area where it is consuming the blue bacteri...
BacterioFabrication: a grown book | Exploring The Invisible
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Outsider art from a scientist, revealing the hidden machinations of the natural world. Skip to primary content. The Internet of Plants. BacterioFabrication: a grown book. October 8, 2014. GXCELL on an agar plate before sheet inoculation. A thick sheet of cellulose produced by GXCELL. A thick sheet of cellulose produced by GXCELL. A thick sheet of cellulose produced by GXCELL. The finished bacterial paper. The partially dried bacterial paper. The blue BioChrome ink being grown. The finished bacterial paper.
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All Creatures Great AND Small: Preaching Microbial Supremacy!: Time for a #MicrobialHalloween and a #ParasiticHalloween
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All Creatures Great AND Small: Preaching Microbial Supremacy! Ruminations on the teaching of and research in microbiology at a small liberal arts undergraduate institution. Saturday, October 31, 2015. Time for a #MicrobialHalloween and a #ParasiticHalloween. Now, anyone who knows me knows that I simply adore Hallowe'en. I always have. Yes, I spread bioluminescent bacteria on Petri dishes, and then inserted them into a pumpkin. A #MicrobialJackOLantern. Students on Thursday, and my Symbiosis and Parasitism.
hydrophones and contact microphones - hand made in yorkshire by JrF: August 2013
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PARABOLIC REFLECTOR / DISH. DPA MICROPHONES (INC OMNI-DIRECTIONAL MICS - 4060). WHO USES JRF MICS? TIPS and GUIDANCE NOTES. Examples of sounds captured by JrF hydrophones, contact microphones and coil-pick ups. An essential book on the art of field recording, featuring conversations with key artists:. To order - see ordering page. Here's the post from his website, where you can also listen. To a sound sample:. I recently visited the chemical abode of Dr. Simon Park. Quenching its thirst for water. As...
Caddis Fly | ivan bachev
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БЛОГ НА ОЛИМПИЙСКОТО СДРУЖЕНИЕ. MARC FORNES and THEVERYMANY. Spock's Sister Sees. A Viola da Gamba weblog. NYU Science Of Music. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). February 12, 2013. February 12, 2013. Lord Kelvin’s Thunderstorm →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. The sounds of my life.
Hot Off the Press | Celia Wilson
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Earth pigments, paint, painting, printmaking, eco colour and visual arts; Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand. Hot Off the Press. 27 July, 2015. An Image in Search of a Title. Hot Off the Press. Four printmakers showing at Arts in Oxford Gallery. Oxford, North Canterbury. The textiles could be passed down the generations and so also become holders of memory, in much same way as in old patchwork quilts. In this set of prints I have interpreted this textile construction method by reusing the plastic, pap...
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Community Video : Community Action | nathanjohnthompson
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Darwinism About Darwinism (Joeri Witteveen). Beyond design: cybernetics, biological computers and hylozoism (Pickering 2008). Community Video : Community Action. Alexander Kluge: Learning Processes with a Deadly Outcome (1973).pdf. Gas Tanks (Bernd and Hilla Becher). On Gas Tanks (Bernd and Hilla Bec…. On Hills Hiding Arches. On Snails hate copper. Collaborating with Intelligent Machines. Art and Emerging Technology. The WordPress.com Blog. To make new things and think about them. June 8, 2015. T have be...
bio.display » Photobacterium Phosphoreum
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Go green bacteria, go! Laquo; previous post: DNA transformation with friends. Next post: Photobacterium Phosphoreum in a bottle. Posted by darkeye on September 6th, 2014 filed in experiments. Yesterday I did some experiments with Photbacterium Phosphoreum. Received kindly from Simon Park. I received two different batches, one simply labeled PP BH, the other PP LumA. I grew out two of each on agar plates, with the following ingredients for 4 plates, 80ml of Agar total:. NaCl: 30g/1000ml - 2.4g. To post a ...
BioArt - Revolution Bioengineering
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Design Your Own Flower. Color Changing Flower FAQ. Alliance for Beautiful Biotechnology. Revolution Bioengineering has received an incredibly enthusiastic welcome from the bioart community. But, when we started this campaign, we messed up. We said that this was the first science and art collaborative, but that’s totally not true – it’s just *our* first science and art collaborative. We also have interviews with George Gessert. A member of the bioart community who focuses on bonsai, incorporating concepts...
All Creatures Great AND Small: Preaching Microbial Supremacy!: My First Class #LuxArt Competition!
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All Creatures Great AND Small: Preaching Microbial Supremacy! Ruminations on the teaching of and research in microbiology at a small liberal arts undergraduate institution. Sunday, September 27, 2015. My First Class #LuxArt Competition! In my one semester microbiology course at the University of Puget Sound, I try hard to balance the usual "target rich lectures" for upcoming tests with creative approaches to my beloved MattersMicrobial™. To a " Luxmas. I'm much more interested, as everyone knows, in bact...
All Creatures Great AND Small: Preaching Microbial Supremacy!: October 2015
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All Creatures Great AND Small: Preaching Microbial Supremacy! Ruminations on the teaching of and research in microbiology at a small liberal arts undergraduate institution. Saturday, October 31, 2015. Time for a #MicrobialHalloween and a #ParasiticHalloween. Now, anyone who knows me knows that I simply adore Hallowe'en. I always have. Yes, I spread bioluminescent bacteria on Petri dishes, and then inserted them into a pumpkin. A #MicrobialJackOLantern. Students on Thursday, and my Symbiosis and Parasitism.
All Creatures Great AND Small: Preaching Microbial Supremacy!: February 2015
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All Creatures Great AND Small: Preaching Microbial Supremacy! Ruminations on the teaching of and research in microbiology at a small liberal arts undergraduate institution. Sunday, February 15, 2015. Happy Microbial Valentines Day- -In Words of Living Light! Well, time is flying, yet again! I am beginning to get a better handle on my time, but still feel like I am swimming upstream. I usually "paint" or "write" with Photobacterium leignothi. So with that in mind, why NOT a " Living Valentines Day. But I ...
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Exploring the Hype(r) of Languages Learning and Teaching
Exploring the Hype(r) of Languages Learning and Teaching. This website is part of a research project exploring the use of ICTs for learning and teaching Languages in ICT-enhanced government schools. Read the dissertation developed for this project here. You must have a login and password to access this section. Reports Access summaries and reports related to this research project here. These documents are publicly available and under a Creative Commons license.
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Exploring illusions
Thursday, 21 May 2015. Bee again, and back to my tales of Paris! We were adamant during our stay in Paris not to fit into the usual tourist mindset. We didn't want to visit famous landmarks because they were just that. So we avoided a few of the popular attractions such as the Arc De Triomphe. And the Champs Elysee. Instead did some research before and decided that instead of the classic Louvre we'd go to the Musee d'Orsay. Dinner by the Eiffel Tower. Dinner with a view. It was the real experience we had...
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ExploringTheIneternet
Tuesday, November 03, 2009. 91 113 Fall 2009 Final Project. Final Project is worth one letter grade. Each part is worth one-half a letter grade. Part I and II constitute the Final Project. I: Find and evaluate the Property -. For your assignment - assume that you are a family of 5 (spouse and 3 children (pre school, 4th grade, middle school) and a large lovable dog. You win the lottery and your family decides to buy property:. First select and buy home in a wealthy. Second, select and buy a home a quite.
Exploring the {in}finite
No, We Weren’t Swallowed by a Black Hole. It’s a new year soon and with it comes a new and improved blog for your reading pleasure! It’s been awhile. Okay, it’s been a REALLY long time since a post was done. I have neglected giving out scientific truffles and space nougats to the masses and that is unacceptable. So…here is a looksie into […]. No, We Weren’t Swallowed by a Black Hole. December 6, 2014. December 20, 2014. To: Aliens…From: Earth. October 16, 2013. December 20, 2014. October 15, 2013. Imagin...
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Exploring the Infinite Abyss | One Day at a Time
Exploring the Infinite Abyss. One Day at a Time. December 31, 2011. Most recently, I went through Acts for Advent. Though I posted for 28 days, I consider it to be one project, one post. So if I were to do that again this year, that would count as one for the month…not 28. So, last year was a challenge. This year will be, too. 1) Write nearly every day. Post one project a month on Thoughts in the Stillness. 2) Read 50 books. At least 30 that I haven’t read before. November 27, 2011. August 23, 2011.
Exploring The Invisible | Works from a Liberal Scientist that reveal the hidden machinations of the natural world: the third way
Works from a Liberal Scientist that reveal the hidden machinations of the natural world: the third way. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Internet of Plants. The Extended Self: the cosmos within. November 30, 2017. Traditionally what we consider to be self is restricted to the collection of 10 trillion or so familiar eukaryote cells that make up our bodies and well-known organs such as our skin, the heart, and the liver. However, the omic technologies of the 21. Behold The Sea Itself.
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Exploring the Journey
A place where I used to talk about my job as an archaeologist. now it's a little bit of everything. Wednesday, July 1, 2015. To My Mom Part VII: The (almost) Golden One. Today would have been mom and dad's 50th wedding anniversary. I didn't have to work today and wanted out of the house. Dad wanted to stay in the air conditioning. So he stayed and I went to the coast to escape the 100 degrees and residual smoke from a 70 acre fire south of town. I drove south past Monterey to Garrapata Beach. I survived ...
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Ginny Washburne | Educator, lifelong learner, exercise enthusiast and experimental cook. Founder, iMoveU
Educator, lifelong learner, exercise enthusiast and experimental cook. Founder, iMoveU. Are You “Off Balance”? June 5, 2014. June 3, 2014. Ginny’s 7 core habits. I read this book with my mentor while I was working as a Director for Discovery Education. I was overwhelmed with how to “balance” everything. My family, my career, exercise, grad school, etc . This book was a gold mine of information. Here are a few points he makes:. Time Management vs. Energy Management: People, places, food and things can...
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Exploring the Kitchen
My exploration of my kitchen and all the great recipes that can come from it. Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth. Tuesday, February 12, 2013. Lemon Blueberry Yogurt Loaf. I really think you are going to love this new recipe. I have been on a bread kick lately, and this is one of many loaves that I have tried. I think you could even consider it healthy since it is made with yogurt. The yogurt actually leaves it very moist and gives it a great hint of vanilla. This picture doesn't even do it justice! 1 ½ cups b...
To the ends of the earth
To the ends of the earth. Thank you for 26 years of ministry in Africa. As a result of your prayers and sacrificial giving, God allowed us to meet, teach and testify to His glory among believers and nonbelievers from innumerable tribes, north from Cape Town, South Africa 3,000 miles to Leer, South Sudan, and west from Mombasa, Kenya 1,250 miles to Douala, (Do-WALL-uh) Cameroon – to God be the glory! Plastered on telephone poles and nailed to trees these signs, advertising help for all areas of life are s...
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A Modern Day Numbers 13
A Modern Day Numbers 13. Monday, June 8, 2009. There and Back again. Staying at a Holiday Inn was a step up from camping and we relished it. The hot tub and pool were amazing. The missouri group gave us some food, invited us to play settlers of catan, and had us join them for devotions. The questions came. Could we go back to Moab and do it tomorrow? Would we be able to get a shuttle to run us up there? I woke up to Jack motioning Joshua and I to quietly follow him. We followed him down to the van...
