Bakteriopolis - The hidden world of microbes

Bakteriopolis: The hidden world of microbes

Bakteriopolis transforms an existing TU Dresden overseas container into an interactive experience that appeals to visitors of all ages. The exhibition highlights the ubiquity of bacteria and presents their diverse abilities.

Highlights of the exhibition:

• Multicellularity in bacteria: Aspects of multicellularity in bacteria are illustrated using vivid examples such as the production of water kefir or the current-conducting functions of cable bacteria.
• Hands-on stations: Various hands-on stations, including an interactive exploration of the family tree of life, microscopy and craft activities, offer visitors of all ages an insight into the microcosm of bacteria.

You can also visit Bakteriopolis at the following events.

⏰ 13.09, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. in the Botanical Garden

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In Freiburg, the exhibition will be open from October 12 to October 30, Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 16:00 .

In November, the Bakteriopolis container in Tübingen will be open to visitors from November 1 to 8.

Discover the fascinating world of microorganisms - live, interactively and directly on site! Are you interested in looking after the exhibition on site, or do you know someone who is? We look forward to hearing from you!

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Research Associate

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Dr. Christin Baumgärtel

Science communication, project management Bakteriopolis

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General Microbiology

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Visiting address:

Biologiegebäude, Room 134 Zellescher Weg 20b

01217 Dresden

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Funding information:
Bakteriopolis was created as part of the DFG-funded priority area SPP2389 "Emergent Functions of Bacterial Multicellularity" and is funded until January 2029.