Cоngrаtulаtiоns! Imаgine yоu've just been awarded funding to pursue your first independent microbiology research project. Your task is to convince the review panel that your experiment is worth doing. Choose ONE of the research topics below and design an experiment that could realistically answer your research question. Option 1 — Bioremediation Recent studies suggest that plastics in aquatic environments harbor unique microbial communities known as the plastisphere. Design an experiment to determine whether microbes found on microplastics are actively degrading the plastic or simply using it as a surface for attachment -- and the impact on the freshwater or marine ecosystem of your choice. The Big Idea: Can nature evolve fast enough to keep up with human pollution? Option 2 — Extremophiles Dr. Christner studies microorganisms that survive in some of Earth's harshest environments. Choose an extreme environment (for example, Antarctic ice, deep-sea hydrothermal vents, hypersaline lakes, acidic hot springs, or another environment of your choice) and design an experiment to investigate how microbes survive there. The Big Idea: Can nature evolve fast enough to keep up with human pollution? Option 3 — Human & Environmental Microbiomes Human activities continually influence environmental microbial communities. Design an experiment investigating how one human activity (for example, agriculture, wastewater discharge, antibiotic pollution, urbanization, climate change, or microplastics) alters microbial communities and discuss why those changes matter. The Big Idea: What happens when humans unintentionally rewrite Earth's microbial ecosystems?
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