Frogs can teach us a lot about evolution and how organisms — including humans — adapt to an ever-changing world. “Frogs go through a wild time of life called metamorphosis — an entire shapeshift,” says Molly Womack, assistant professor in USU’s Departm
Utah State University physiological ecologist Susannah French is studying the effects of human-induced changes on varied lizards, including iguanas of the world’s tropics and, closer to home, the American Southwest’s side-blotched lizard. French foster
The Spring 2023 General Microbiology class (BIOL 3300) worked together to build a "Timeline of Microbiology." Spanning over 400 years, these 100 biographies demonstrate how contributions from scientists around the world have shaped our modern understandin...
Science scholars Emmaline Haderlie and Christen Ellis, with faculty mentor Erin Bobeck, study interactions in the brain, with a goal of exploring pain therapies to lessen the risk of opioid addiction. They present to Utah legislators Jan. 20.
Biology Seminars
4 Apr
On the origins of novelty and diversity in development and evolution: case studies on horned beetles
Dr. Armin Moczek - University of Indiana
Speaker presenting in BNR 202A
18 Apr
TBD
Dr. Seema Sheth - North Carolina State University
Speaker presenting in LSB 133
2 May
TBD
Dr. Andrea G. Vincent - University of Costa Rica
Speaker presenting in BNR 202A
