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Bubble Blasters vs. Acne Biofilm | Cütie Catcherz: Beneath The Surface Podcast 011
Ever wondered what happens when microscopic bubbles become bacterial bouncers? This week’s episode dives into the high-powered, real-world tech of DYNAJETS® hydrodynamic cavitation, a sci-fi-sounding disinfection system that uses bubble collapse to obliterate bacteria—including some of the toughest, like Cutibacterium acnes.
Join MD/PhD student and cartoon creator Steven Christian as he unpacks the paper “Disinfection of gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria using DYNAJETS hydrodynamic cavitating jets” from Ultrasonics Sonochemistry. It's a splashy deep dive into:
🧪 Why gram-positive bacteria like C. acnes are harder to kill
💣 How popping bubbles generate forces strong enough to rupture microbial walls
💡 Why energy-efficient disinfection tech could revolutionize skin care and water treatment
🧬 And how all of this maps directly to the world of Cütie Catcherz, from Biofilm Fortresses to Buster Gel strategies!
💭 Whether you’re a science buff, skincare nerd, or a Cütie Catcherz fan, this episode connects microbiology to magical metaphors—and gives you a powerful lens for seeing why “brute force” isn’t always the best solution.
📚 Citation: Loraine et al., Ultrasonics Sonochemistry, 2012 🔗 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ultsonch.2011.10.011
🎧 Subscribe to Cütie Catcherz: Beneath the Skin for weekly lore drops where science meets soul and facts get their fantasy glow-up. 🌐 cutiecatcherz.com | 📱 IG: @cutiecatcherz
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By Steven Christian of Stuck On An Eyeland
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Ever wondered what happens when microscopic bubbles become bacterial bouncers? This week’s episode dives into the high-powered, real-world tech of DYNAJETS® hydrodynamic cavitation, a sci-fi-sounding disinfection system that uses bubble collapse to obliterate bacteria—including some of the toughest, like Cutibacterium acnes.
Join MD/PhD student and cartoon creator Steven Christian as he unpacks the paper “Disinfection of gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria using DYNAJETS hydrodynamic cavitating jets” from Ultrasonics Sonochemistry. It's a splashy deep dive into:
🧪 Why gram-positive bacteria like C. acnes are harder to kill
💣 How popping bubbles generate forces strong enough to rupture microbial walls
💡 Why energy-efficient disinfection tech could revolutionize skin care and water treatment
🧬 And how all of this maps directly to the world of Cütie Catcherz, from Biofilm Fortresses to Buster Gel strategies!
💭 Whether you’re a science buff, skincare nerd, or a Cütie Catcherz fan, this episode connects microbiology to magical metaphors—and gives you a powerful lens for seeing why “brute force” isn’t always the best solution.
📚 Citation: Loraine et al., Ultrasonics Sonochemistry, 2012 🔗 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ultsonch.2011.10.011
🎧 Subscribe to Cütie Catcherz: Beneath the Skin for weekly lore drops where science meets soul and facts get their fantasy glow-up. 🌐 cutiecatcherz.com | 📱 IG: @cutiecatcherz