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Our faculty members are innovative researchers, conducting internationally recognized research in areas as different as the genetics of aging in mice to predicting the impacts of climate change on habitat loss, using theoretical and experimental approaches performed in state-of-the-art research facilities. There is real synergy between research and teaching as our best researchers are also in the classroom – as well, we offer many opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students to actively engage in research activities in the Department.
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Events
Weekly Seminar Series
Jeremiah Shuster "Gold Rush 2.0 – The role of microbes in precious metal geomicrobiology " 12:30 - 1:30 pm, Fri. Nov. 15, BGS 0165.
Visit the website.Ph.D. Lectures
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澳门六合彩开奖预测 Biology Evolution Seminar Series
Joe Travis "Density-dependent selection" Video now playing.
.Graduate Seminars
Friday Philosophicals
Seminars are concluded for the semester.
Thursday Physiologicals
Seminars are concluded for the semester.
Cell and Molecular Biology
Seminars completed for the term.
Undergraduate
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News
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