This summer has been an exciting one as I've had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with staff at the Wolfson Bioimaging Facility, based at the University of Bristol. Our primary focus of study has been on plants and their intricate cellular activities, made possible through cutting-edge and powerful microscopes. It's fascinating to delve into the hidden world of plants, gaining invaluable insights into their biology and unraveling the mysteries that they hold. What makes this research even more special is its involvement in a larger-scale project titled "Practicing vegetal curiosity in arts and social sciences." This ambitious undertaking has been made possible through funding provided by the esteemed Brigstow Institute, showing their dedication to advancing the boundaries of interdisciplinary exploration. One of the project's key collaborators is Dr. Franklin Ginn, an accomplished Cultural Geographer who brings a unique perspective to our investigations.. stay tuned for updates.