Celebrate the beauty of science in this cheerful microbiology dress!  Print features scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of cells of yeast (Saccharomyces species) arranged in a butterfly inspired pattern. Species of Saccharomyces yeast are used to make sourdough, beer, wine, fuel, and many medications. It is also a favorite of many biotechnology labs.

This dress was originally made in collaboration with Microbiologist, Inventor and Science Communicator Dr. Anne A. Madden (Pictured wearing the dress in the associated photos) and with images provided by colleagues at Mississippi State University).  

Fabric is durable, opaque, 4-way stretch. 88% poly 12% Lycra. Manufactured and custom printed with eco-friendly inks in USA. Sewn by hand and made to order by artisan tailor in California.  

More about Anne and the Microbe Institute : Democratizing Microbial Discovery For a Better Tomorrow

Working with artists, educators and scientists to discover new species, link research to innovative engagement projects, and use evidence-based practices to facilitate science communication around microbes.

love this? check out the Brainbow Dress

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