Research is for Everyone — A Tiny Earth Student’s Story on Being a Woman in STEM

2026-03-03T17:49:19-06:00

Diversity fuels innovation, yet women and girls continue to remain underrepresented in STEM. Tiny Earth is committed to supporting these future scientists. Undergraduate researcher Tasha Miller shares how curiosity and strong mentors helped shape her journey into a science field and encourages other women to be open to STEM fields.

Research is for Everyone — A Tiny Earth Student’s Story on Being a Woman in STEM2026-03-03T17:49:19-06:00

Co-Zorbing: The New Frontier in Bacterial Cooperation

2025-03-11T14:50:45-05:00

In a recent study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), researchers discovered that biofilms made of a specific type of bacterium, Flavobacterium johnsoniae, can form 3-D structures called Zorbs that are capable of moving. Not only do these structures move, but researcher, Shruthi Magesh, from the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery have also found that they can transport other species of bacteria by forming tri-zorbs.

Co-Zorbing: The New Frontier in Bacterial Cooperation2025-03-11T14:50:45-05:00
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