Beyond the Microscope - Identifying Microorganisms Then and Now

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Identifying microbes, especially human pathogens, is a primary function of the science of microbiology. In this session, you will learn about morphological and metabolic methods of identification, as well as newly discovered genetic-based methods, that enable us to effectively identify microorganisms.

Brett McCutcheon-Vigil joined Mensa in high school, then went on to study microbiology at Ohio State University. He worked in the healthcare documentation industry for 20+ years as a trainer, education director, and project manager. He also served on the board of the industry's professional association. He lives in North Dakota with his husband, Robert, and two cats. And this year, at 57 years old, he is returning to finish his bachelor's degree in microbiology at The Ohio State University