A student from Poznan creates art from microbes and bacteria

Martina Petrzak is a third year student of veterinary medicine at the University of Life Sciences in Poznań.

A student from the University of Life Sciences in Poznań was qualified for the Agar Art Competition as one of 85 people and the only one from Poland.

Are you looking for legal, psychological, social, educational, etc. help? Use the list of free counseling units available to Poznań residents.

ads

Competition organized by the American Microbiological Society. Agar Art combines science and art. Artist scientists use naturally colored or genetically modified microbes as paint and bacteriological agar as a canvas. Martina Petrzak created portraits of the most prominent microbiologists: Robert Koch, Louis Pasteur and Udo Bogoid, Polish microbiologist, Koch’s student and father of the first veterinarian Helena Georgilyowiczowa in particular– informs Iona Celik, spokesperson for the Poznan University of Life Sciences.

The plates were painted with different types of bacteria, the bank of which was created by prof. UPP Dr. Hub. Agnieszka Pękała-Safińska of the Department of Preclinical Sciences and Infectious Diseases of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences of UPP“- he adds.

Anyone can vote in the contest. The voting phase continues until November 18. voice Anyone can return the favor.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Mysterious holes at the bottom of the ocean. Scientists have been confused about their origins for years, and now they are asking for help

Scientists noticed rows of holes on the sea floor about 2.5 kilometers…

This wind tunnel will be used by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. How will they use his potential?

Scientists at MIT have something really impressive in their “arsenal”: a wind…

The NASA rover has embarked on a long journey across Mars. And she is alone

NASA has decided to change where the persistent rover operates, so it…

Planets share the same orbit? | Urania

Cosmic clouds of matter can coalesce to form orbiting pairs of planets.…