The Microbial Sciences Initiative at Harvard University is an intellectual epicenter of microbiology.
MSI was founded on the belief that research flourishes where communication and collaboration are maximized. MSI is a cross-campus entity uniting more than 100 research laboratories at Harvard University and nucleating microbe-based innovation across New England.
Image: Lab in a Ball #2, by Lisa Goers, Ph.D. Image description: A research laboratory is reflected, inverted, in a glass sphere held in the palm of a researcher's hand.
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- Register now for the @500womensci x MSI Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon on March 20! Help spotlight women and nonbinary people in microbiology and other STEM fields. t.co/p3N6n6J79l
- While Wikipedia is the 5th most popular website, notching up more than 32 million views/day, less than 18% of English-language bios are about women. Join MSI & @500womensci on March 20 to create and improve Wiki pages for women + nonbinary people in STEM. t.co/p3N6n6J79l
- Registration is open for the 2021 MSI Symposium 🎉 Save the date: Saturday, April 17 9am-5pm eastern. Agenda and speaker information is forthcoming. t.co/HgZBmTe7qi
- I'm so excited to take my first dive into Wikipedia editing alongside @500womensci ! 🤓👩🏻💻💻🧪🧫🧬 You're invited to join us on Saturday, March 20, 2021. Don't be scared: I don't have experience either. Info ⬇️ t.co/iNp5gLxY8g
- What happens when you're sick, but don't feel sick? Postdoc Alexandra Grote shares her research on salmonella and how people can spread it even if they don’t feel ill. Great video by MSI community member from the 2021 I ❤️ Science festival @HarvardMuseums. t.co/3e1MKybP6d