TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 11月10日 06時11分

This is bacteria! Bet you never thought germs could look so pretty. While observing the intricate patterns bacteria form in Petri dishes, synthetic biologist and @TEDFellow Tal Danino decided to turn that science into colorful works of art. The photo here is from his project, Microuniverse, where he grew bacteria under different conditions for varying lengths of time to create a series of stunning abstract images. @tdanino hopes that his work will inspire people to learn more about our microbial world and all the good that bacteria can do, like fight cancer. “It’s really difficult to teach people about DNA and proteins and molecular cloning,” he says. “But I think when you see an image, regardless of your background, it attracts you to learn more about the science.” To learn more, visit go.ted.com/prettybacteria

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