Well I dug more dirt (4 more samples) today because I had a grainy agar plate. I also wanted to see what would happen if I respotted the grainy agar plate with the same samples, so I performed that experiment as well. I’m really excited to see my results! Hopefully one of the new samples I collected today will have phage.

Dr. Gibbon, please bring your dog on Friday!!

Hello fellow Sea Phage Researchers,

So for my first blog, I decided to share a link I thought was pretty fascinating. It’s about a girl who makes an algae biofuel lab in her room- pretty inspiring stuff! Hope you guys enjoy it

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/29/sara-volz-17-year-old-mak_n_2979408.html

Also, I’m so happy for the people who were able to find phage colonies yesterday! I unfortunately had contamination, so I refiltered my samples again. Crossing my fingers!

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