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Quantal Bioscience is a small company doing big things with tiny microbes. We love bringing the amazing world of microbiology and science research to all.

North Parramatta, Sydney
Joined May 2017
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Stage 6 Biology Ts - our new Microbiology in Depth program is ready. Focus on Antimicrobial Resistance provides you with a framework for Depth Studies that contribute to and extend the outcomes of Module 7: Infectious Diseases. Tues 31st July. [email protected].
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Just another reason to love microbiology! 😍 #microbe #art #agarart @ASMicrobiology teapawt.net/ABCscience/status/1002…
Microbial Art. These artworks were created using living microbes growing on agar. Agar is a gelatin-like substance that serves as food for the microorganisms. Theses are the winners of the 4th annual Agar Art contest. Credit: The American Society for Microbiology
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Looking forward to #conasta coming up next month in Sydney. Join us to build 'em, blast 'em and shine a light on biofilms in your classroom. #microbiologyinschools teapawt.net/ASMicrobiology/status/…
Bacteria were once thought to be lonely, inde­pendent unicellular organisms. This, of course, was a gross oversimplification. Bacteria aggregate to form multicellular communities that behave as a single organism & cooperate to keep this "self" alive. schaechter.asmblog.org/schae…
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Hi Ash sounds interesting...what's the role ? And will we see you at Conasta still? Maybe we can catch up there? B
That's awesome Matt....and inspired by you too, I'll bet ☺
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Hooray! We've just been awarded a WISE Grant to increase female participation in science in Greater Western Sydney. Ts, we're looking for three GWS schools with commercial kitchen facilities and female Ss to partner with us. Pls get in contact. Details - business.gov.au/Assistance/W…
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Welcome back Ts to Term 2. Want to try something fresh in your classroom this term? Our next Microbiology in Schools: Skill UP, Fear NOT 1-day workshop for Stage 3 - 6 Ts and technicians is on next Tuesday 8th May. For details [email protected] #microinschools
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Primary school teachers, let us bring the microbiology adventures to you! New for 2018, our Build & Blast a Biofilm microADVENTURE is a whole-of-school incursion that tailors to Ss across K – 6, with workshop times to suit you. Email [email protected] for details.
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Mass in grams 10^33🌞 . . . . 10^28🌎 . 10^26🌖 . . . . . . . . 10^17🗻 . . 10^14🌀 . . 10^11🌉 . 10^9🌲 10^8🐋 10^7🐘 10^6🦏 10^5⛹️‍ 10^4🐩 1000🐇 100🐀 10🦇 1🥜 0.1🐝 0.01🐞 0.001🐜 . . . . . 10^-9🔘human cell . . 10^-12🔵bacterium . . 10^-15🔹virus . . . . . . . 10^-23⚛️
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Absolutely love this idea!
Santa makes his germs into toys, to spread to little girls and boys :-) Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas!
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Just one more sleep until Santa! And then, the answer to the big question...have you been naughty or nice this year? (With microbes, it's not always so easy to tell...)
This study rings true with our observations in teaching science research to primary and high school students over the past year...it wasn't at what we expected but it really does seem that 'stretching' teaching makes the biggest difference in the younger students, & it's a joy. teapawt.net/gregwhitby/status/9434…
Another argument for why we need to take the early years of schooling seriously via @forbes forbes.com/sites/nickmorriso…
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@UTS_Science PhD student @d_bouzo and his mentors @nural_c and @ProfLizHarry are investigating the use of honey to combat the ever rising antibiotic resistant bacteria we are now facing, such as MRSA. Listen to Dans insightful interview on 2SER here: 2ser.com/using-manuka-honey-…
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Common yet crucial misunderstanding: Bacteria under threat from antibiotics don’t change by acquiring the trait of antibiotic resistance, thereby “outsmarting” us. Instead, what happens is that →→→ ow.ly/IHVA30h7vEv #superbugs
And almost every time we watch a child look down our awesome fluorescence microscope for the first time we hear them exclaim a variation of "Wow! It's like looking at the stars!" It's the amazement of recognising the scale (on either side) of the world around you. teapawt.net/SfAMtweets/status/9408…
'Nature composes some of her loveliest poems for the microscope and the telescope.' ~Theodore Roszak, Where the Wasteland Ends, 1972 #WednesdayWisdom
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The complexity of biological interactions among the kingdoms of life...and beyond...are just stunning! teapawt.net/NatureRevMicro/status/…
An Aedes aegypti-associated fungus increases susceptibility to dengue virus by modulating gut trypsin activity @eLife elifesciences.org/articles/2…
Hey @therealtruong I know what you mean! Mentos have infiltrated every training day / workshop / conference...they are clearly on a path to world domination and must be stopped! That's why we're giving the milko and sherbie underdogs a go in our workshops + CHOCKY BIKKIES! ☺