In case you haven’t noticed, since discovering how to make animated GIFs a couple weeks ago, I can’t stop. This one is a simple reminder that bacteria may be small, but if you look close enough, you will find just how complex they can be.
Posted in Animation, Bacteria, Education, Microbiology, STEM | Tags: Animated GIFs, Animation, Bacteria, Biology, Education, Educational Resources, Microorganism, Science, Science education, STEM fields
A science salon hosted by National Geographic Magazine
take it home in a doggy bag
NC Museum of Natural Sciences Research Blog
by May K.
By one blog post at a time...
A unique blend of art and science that reveals the hidden machinations of the natural world
Weekly Reviews of symbiotic relationships
Coffee anyone?
Glimpses,photos & experiences of a foreigner living in Slovenia, Ljubljana
A topnotch WordPress.com site
This WordPress.com site is the cat’s pajamas
passionate about media, marketing and PR.
science is truth, truth is beautiful
~[B]-log [I]-nteract [O]-bserve [C]-larify [H]-ighlight [E]-ducate [M]-otivate [S]-implify [T]-each [Y]-earn [L]-earn [E]-mancipate [S]-ocialize~
Science. Multiculturalism. Community.
2nd Chance at life. My recovery with spinal injury. I can and I will, because I must. It is my choice
On everything that pinches your brain!
Just another WordPress.com site
Science vs. Anti-Intellectualism . . . Which Side Are You On?
a work in progress
The one-stop shop for who's doing what in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
A topnotch WordPress.com site
Working mom trying to slow down and enjoy Life's moments!
Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of Illinois
A stone age man living in a space age world.
I rate science higher than shopping.
The winding road of science & a life therein
Writer/Creator
Omer Gokcumen's research and writings
PompLogic
Entomology. Ranting. Nerdery.
The Public House for Science...
A blog about science, education, technology, and climate change
A blog about science, education, technology, and climate change
[...] In case you haven't noticed, since discovering how to make animated GIFs a couple weeks ago, I can't stop. This one is a simple reminder that bacteria may be small, but if you look close eno… [...]
By: Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within | Science Education and Communication | Scoop.it on March 8, 2013
at 11:40 am
[...] Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within (mhrussel.wordpress.com) [...]
By: Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within? Glycolysis | Taking Science to the People on March 8, 2013
at 3:31 pm
[...] Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within (mhrussel.wordpress.com) [...]
By: Animated Glycolysis GIF | Taking Science to the People on March 9, 2013
at 9:50 pm
[...] Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within (mhrussel.wordpress.com) [...]
By: How do bacteria make decisions? Part 5: Mystery of a mysterious kind | Taking Science to the People on March 11, 2013
at 2:16 pm
[...] Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within (mhrussel.wordpress.com) [...]
By: Why should we care about bacteria? For one thing, they are smarter than us | Taking Science to the People on March 12, 2013
at 2:15 pm
[...] Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within (mhrussel.wordpress.com) [...]
By: MyTH: Week 6 focus: Anaeromyxobacter spp. | Taking Science to the People on March 14, 2013
at 11:06 am
[...] Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within (mhrussel.wordpress.com) [...]
By: Life in Motion: More realistic look using protein confirmations | Taking Science to the People on March 14, 2013
at 1:52 pm
[...] Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within (mhrussel.wordpress.com) [...]
By: How do bacteria make decisions? Part 6: It takes a village | Taking Science to the People on March 23, 2013
at 4:36 pm
[...] Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within (mhrussel.wordpress.com) [...]
By: A proud day: I did it! Scene 1 from my bacteria animation | Taking Science to the People on April 19, 2013
at 12:18 pm
[...] Animated bacteria GIF: What lies within (mhrussel.wordpress.com) [...]
By: A work in progress: scene 2 of extracellular electron transfer as animated GIF | Taking Science to the People on April 19, 2013
at 3:04 pm