July 9 and 16: What sort of bacteria is in your home?
Are you looking for something new to be paranoid about? Now, you can learn how to collect and grow the bacteria living in your home.
Keith Lampel of the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition at the Food and Drug Administration will be teaching two sessions at the Marian Koshland Science Museum. In the first class on July 9th, he’ll teach you the basic techniques you need to know and send you home with the appropriate equipment. During the second session on July 16, you discuss the results of your at-home experiments.
The class costs $15 for both sessions and reservations are not required. The nearest Red Line Metro stop is Judiciary Square.
(Photo by extraspecial)
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