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Virology.ws is an educational hub by virologist Dr. Vincent Racaniello that covers viruses through expert blog posts, teaching resources, reviews, and news, and features the popular This Week in Virology podcast.

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Microbe Online

Laboratory-medicine reference blog by microbiologist Acharya Tankeshwar, with notes on bacteriology, virology, mycology, parasitology and immunology, plus self-test MCQs. Especially strong on diagnostic tests, staining, culture media and biochemical identification, so learners can understand how clinical specimens are processed and interpreted.

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Immunopaedia

Free immunology education site from the South African Immunopaedia Foundation, offering core modules on innate and adaptive immunity alongside clinical case studies in immunodeficiency, autoimmunity, HIV and hypersensitivity. Useful for connecting textbook immunology to how immune disorders present and are diagnosed.

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Microbiology

Explore the microscopic world! This free Khan Academy course covers microbiology & immunology, from bacteria to viruses.

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immunology.org

Immunology.org is the British Society for Immunology’s website, offering education resources, news, events, and professional resources for students, teachers, and researchers; you’ll find teaching materials, career guidance, and up-to-date immunology research news.

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Clean: The New Science of Skin and the Beauty of Doing Less

Physician and journalist James Hamblin examines skin hygiene through microbiology and history, explaining the skin microbiome, how soaps and cleansing products affect it, and why much routine washing and skincare may be unnecessary for health.

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Microbiology

A Lecturio-produced Coursera module introducing bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa, plus bacterial structure, metabolism, and genetics. Completing it, you can distinguish Gram-positive from Gram-negative organisms and describe how microbes generate energy.

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