Rather than attempting to retell the life story of its subject, Pier Paolo Pasolini, this film simply presents a day in his life – his last day, leading up to his murder at Ostia.
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Biofilms have developed to let nutrients in but keep antimicrobials out.
Smart dirt is made up of those germs clinging to the surfaces around us that have become resistant to the chemicals normally used to get rid of them.
Researchers have developed a new understanding of how bacteria intrude into implanted medical devices. The bacteria cells…
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