2024 Creepy Cultures Winners

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Publish Date: November 6, 2024

The Results Are In! Our annual Creepy Cultures Agar Art Contest brought out incredible creativity this year, with microbiologists from across the field submitting hauntingly detailed designs. We were amazed by the talent behind entries like “Medusa,” “Shredder,” “Moth Man,” and “Spockteria.” Each piece highlights both skill and an artistic flair that transforms microbial cultures into something truly unique.

A big thank you to everyone who participated! Your submissions make this event a success year after year, celebrating the artistry possible in microbiology. Stay tuned for more from Creepy Cultures next year—and get ready to start planning your own masterpiece.

Winners: Honorable Mentions:  
  • Gabrielle G.
  • Joseph A.
  • Lindsey P.
  • Reilly H.
  • Shahed A.
  • Ana M.
  • Bryn V.
  • Cailyn A.
  • Darlin Oliva M.
  • Mariah E.
  • Olivia K.
  • Reilly H.
  • Shahed A.
  • Shayla W.
  • Tabitha O.

 

All participants will receive a small gift (shipped to the address you provided) as a token of our appreciation, so be on the lookout for that in the mail. Please allow 4-6 weeks for your prizes to arrive. If you’re curious to see all the 2024 Creepy Culture submissions, click the button below.

Winners

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