Caption: The Hungate1000 is named for Robert Hungate, who invented the method of cultivating strictly anaerobic bacteria. (Photo: Special Collections, University of California Library, Davis; Composite: JGI/Berkeley Lab Creative Services)
Caption: The Hungate1000 is named for Robert Hungate, who invented the method of cultivating strictly anaerobic bacteria. (Photo: Special Collections, University of California Library, Davis; Composite: JGI/Berkeley Lab Creative Services)