Our multidisciplinary approach teaches students to investigate and address a variety of biological questions. The curriculum provides fundamental graduate-level training and flexibility to suit your research interests, with a focus on two primary areas: Genome Biochemistry, and Supramolecular Complexes. Our students conduct research in well-equipped laboratories using state-of-the-art instrumentation and study with scientists who are leaders in their fields.
EEB Brown Bag: Dr. Peter Euclide
BIOLOGY BUILDING
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Asst. Professor Peter Euclide from the O’Neill Scholl presents a talk titled, “Applications of population genetics to fisheries science”
Genome, Cell, and Developmental Biology Seminar Series: Dr. Melanie Worley
BIOLOGY BUILDING
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GCDB Seminar Series featured speaker, Dr. Melanie Worley of the University of Virginia presents a talk titled, “Mechanisms regulating regenerative growth and repatterning in Drosophila.”
Sonneborn Lecture/Microbiology Seminar Series: Dr. Chris Waters
BIOLOGY BUILDING
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Microbiology Graduate Student invited speaker, Dr. Chris Waters of Michigan State University, will be presenting a Sonneborn Lecture titled, “How to survive a phage apocalypse”. ...Read more
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