Alyssa presented her artwork at MSU Science Art Exhibition

Alyssa presented her artwork at MSU Science Art Exhibition.

Alyssa's artwork

Kravchenko Lab's Ph.D. student Alyssa Kim presented her artwork at annual Sci-Art exhibition hosted by MSU SCICOMM. This year's title was Catalyst: A Science Art Exhibition and presented virtually dur to COVID19. Her work shows the soil extracellular enzyme (specifically, beta-glucosidase) distributed in the soil matrix. 

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