Tiffany Harris and Aedan Gardill want people to know that science doesn’t have to be boring.  The two students started working on the project in January as a part of the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery’s Kohler fellowship.  The program joins together graduate students in arts and science fields to create multidisciplinary projects.  The two University of Wisconsin-Madison doctoral students completed their coloring book titled “Bacteria & Me” this month, hoping to pique audiences’ interest in learning about microbiology.