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On Friday, Dec. 9 the Lambeau Field Atrium hosted students from across the state as they presented their projects to help mitigate the global public health crisis of antibiotic resistance at the “Tiny Earth Winter Symposium.”
Brian Merkel has spent 25 years at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay paying forward the gift of science and medicine.
The study, which was published in the journal, ‘American Society for Microbiology’ concluded that plastic debris is rich in biomass could actually be an effective candidate for antibiotic production, reported ANI.
According to a new study, plastic pollution may serve as a source for novel antibiotics in oceans.
Plastic pollution is a huge problem, but it could unexpectedly help solve another major challenge: antibiotic-resistanc superbugs.