[DIYbio] Isothermal microcalorimetry for bacterial activity.

Hi,

I've been thinking to experiment common temperature sensors (Eg: NTC) to
measure microbial activity.

And today I found this paper:

http://blogs.nature.com/spoonful/2011/08/researchers_measure_bacterias.html

Would be possible to use a NTC thermistor, and Arduino for data
acquisition, for detecting temperature changes in a medium containing
bacteria and nutrients in a DIY approach?

Has anyone had any practical experience with this technique?

Thanks,
Markos

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