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Kenneth Todar currently teaches Microbiology 100 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His main teaching interest include general microbiology, bacterial diversity, microbial ecology and pathogenic bacteriology.

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Kenneth Todar currently teaches Microbiology 100 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His main teaching interest include general microbiology, bacterial diversity, microbial ecology and pathogenic bacteriology.

Kenneth Todar has taught microbiology to undergraduate students at The University of Texas, University of Alaska and University of Wisconsin since 1969. He received a PhD in Microbiology in 1972 from The University of Texas-Austin. His main teaching interests are in general microbiology, bacterial diversity, microbial ecology and pathogenic bacteriology. Currently, he is an emeritus lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he teaches Microbiology 100, "The Microbial World". He resides in Madison, Wisconsin and Silvergate, Montana.

Todar's Online Textbook of Bacteriology is dedicated to Hans Zinsser.

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