Sometimes You're the Windshield: USU Researcher Says Vehicles Cause Significant Number of Bee Deaths
Sometimes You're the Windshield: USU Researcher Says Vehicles Cause Significant Number of Bee Deaths
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Fall Student Research Symposium
71 Undergraduate students, mentored by faculty and graduate students, presented research and internship posters. Rachel Tong, mentored by Dr. Sara Freeman, also gave an oral presentation on Evaluating the Stress System of the Grieving Brain: Quantificatio...
Jon Takemoto & Tom Chang receive patent for "Amphiphilic Kanamycin Compositions and Methods"
Jon Takemoto & Tom Chang receive patent for "Amphiphilic Kanamycin Compositions and Methods"
Ready to Bloom: USU Ecologist Explores Climate Impacts on Mountain Plant-Microbial Interactions
USU Biology and Ecology Center doctoral student Emily Burgess completed USU’s NSF-funded Climate Adaptation Science Research Traineeship Program and will present at the 2024 Ecological Society of America annual meeting.
Biology Seminars
LOCATION CHANGE - Seminars will be in BNR 314, Spring 2025
Social hour will remain in LSB 3rd floor atrium
17 Jan
Multitrophic interactions: integrating research strategies to enhance theoretical frameworks
Dr. Fabiane Mundim
Utah State University; Biology Department
Speaker presenting in BNR 314, 11:30 AM
*Social hour; LSB 3rd floor atrium: 10:30 AM
24 Jan
From Naturally Occurring to Genetically Engineered Fibrous Proteins: Characterization of Solitary Bee Silk and Development of Recombinant Hagfish Intermediate Filament Materials
Oran Wasserman
Utah State University; Biology Department
Co-occurrence conundrum: Developing a system to unravel how co-occurrence alters the effects of multiple species of invasive plants.
Ryan Stuart
Utah State University; Biology Department
Speakers presenting in BNR 314, 11:30 AM
*Social hour; LSB 3rd floor atrium: 10:30 AM
31 Jan
TBD
Dr. Sara Weinstein
Utah State University; Biology Department
Speaker presenting in BNR 314, 11:30 AM