Tropical Field Biology (Bio 335, LASC 10) is now accepting students. This course meets weekly starting in January to discuss ecology of tropical ecosystems, general principles of conservation biology, and the park system in Costa Rica as a case study. The class goes to Costa Rica March 8-17, 2013 to experience that country’s biodiversity, culture and success in bioconservation. For […]
A two-year $262,000 grant was recently awarded from the National Science Foundation’s Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program to co-PIs Tim Harms (Mathematics) and Alison Wallace (Biosciences). Senior personnel include: Linda Houts-Smith (Languages and Cultures), Richard Lahti (Chemistry; Physics and Astronomy), Steve Lindaas (Physics and Astronomy), and Teresa Shume (School of Teaching and Learning).
Bioscience students along with Tri-Beta adviser Shireen Alemadi cleaned up a little corner of the world (Co Hwy 52 heading to Sabin) on Saturday, Oct. 6. In conjunction with MNDOT Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society adopted a two-mile stretch of Co Hwy 52 in 2011. Responsibilities of adopting a stretch of highway include picking up the trash at least twice a […]
The first CEEB seminar this semester will be by Professor Erin Gillam (Biological Sciences, NDSU): “Acoustic Communication and Group Cohesion in Leaf-Roosting Bats.” The talk will be in SL 118 on Monday, Sept. 10 from 3-4 p.m. This event is free and open to the public.
Drs. Joe Provost, Chemistry, and Mark Wallert, Biosciences, review article “Inside Out: Targeting NHE1 as an intracellular and extracellular regulator of cancer progression” was accepted for publication in the journal Chemical Biology and Drug Design. The article was part of a theme whose focus is on beyond the $100 genome. The themed journal is about the potential therapeutic possibilities after […]