by Anne Maczulak | May 15, 2020 | News for Germophobes
Two hundred years ago a girl was born to the wealthy British Shore family. A life of servants, riding and royal galas awaited her and her year-old sister Parthenope. Parthe for short, thank goodness. Governesses raised the girls until their father selected a school....
by Anne Maczulak | Apr 20, 2017 | Bacteria, News for Germophobes
A Malaria Vaccine The disease malaria is caused by a protozoan parasite with several different life cycle stages that occur inside mosquitoes and inside an infected person. Most parasites with complex life cycles have been difficult to prevent by inventing a vaccine...
Florence NightingaleIn News for GermophobesTwo hundred years ago a girl was born to the wealthy […]
How Bacterial Cells Affect the WeatherIn BacteriaHow does a bacterial cell make it rain? To affect the […]
Anne’s Arctic Trip Journal – Summer 2017 – Part 1In Arctic JournalThe plane lands above the Arctic Circle in Murmansk. Everyone piles out and onto a shuttle bus. Drive 40 yards. Everyone piles out of the shuttle bus and into Passport Control. The passport officers at a Russian airport are all you imagine. Several minutes of the green-uniformed officer scrutinizing my photo, a little sweat forms on the brow, and then the best sound ever: stamp, stamp, stamp, stamp and stamp. Papers accepted... […]