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Anna and Mina Persson in Sweden
No full textFrom MSS P:329 Anna Persson Cave family papers, ph 10https://digitalcommons.augustana.edu/swensonexhibits_sewing/1009/thumbnail.jp
Pouch made by Anna
No full textFrom MSS P:329 Anna Persson Cave family papers, textile 9https://digitalcommons.augustana.edu/swensonexhibits_sewing/1013/thumbnail.jp
The Identification of Antibiotic-Producing Bacillus from Soil
Get PDFOne of the largest issues facing the scientific and medical communities today is antibacterial resistance. It is important that we continue to discover and develop new antibiotics to keep up with the rapidly adapting bacteria that could potentially cause a wide scale pandemic. The purpose of this study is to identify new antibiotic producing bacteria as well as familiarize ourselves with the practices and procedures that industry professionals use. This project is a collaboration with the Tiny Earth Project Initiative (TEPI), which is a global network of educators and students focused on student sourcing antibiotic discovery from soil. We were able to isolate potential antibiotic producers. They were determined to potentially be a Bacillus strain
Mar. 13: Communication 4 - Suspension of Athletics
No full textCommunication to Students Regarding COVID-19
April 22: Campus Update - Solar panels coming to campus, wearing masks, housing info
No full textCommunication to Student on COVID-19
April 17: Campus Update - LoM podcast, FAQ Friday, important registrar reminders
No full textCommunication to Students on COVID-19