Sunday, March 20, 2022

Weapons of Microdestruction: Retelling the Story of a Parasite and Pacific Salmon in Four Movements


Collaborative Team:
Jerri Bartholomew, Professor, Dept of Microbiology, Colleges of Science and Agricultural Sciences  
Dana Reason, composer and performer, School of Visual, Performing and Design Arts
Andrew Myers, visual artist, School of Visual, Performing and Design Arts
Microscopy images & videos:Tamar Lotan & colleagues, University of Haifa, Israel
Stephen Atkinson, Oregon State University, USA
Gema Alama-Bermejo, Biology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic

Produced by Oregon State Productions
David Baker
Daniel Cespedes
Underwater photography by Justin Smith

Recorded live at Community Hall, Jan 29, 2022

Piano recorded on Yamaha C3 from Classic Pianos, Portland
Funded through the Emile Pernot Distinguished Professorship to Jerri Bartholomew

Special thanks to the OSU College of Liberal Arts

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