Linda Fuselier, Biosciences & Women’s Studies, Dean Michelle Malott, Social and Natural Sciences, and student Azhar Bougary, published a manuscript in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education (BAMBED) in a special edition issue on innovations in molecular biology education. The article is entitled “From trace evidence to bioinformatics: putting bryophytes into molecular biology education.” BAMBED 39(1): 38-46.
The Biosciences Department needs your help. For the past year we have had a new Iguana, but he does not have a name yet. He has been called many names by different people passing by, but officially he is nameless. We need your help to provide him with a permanent name! There is a poster next to his home in […]
There is still room for last-minute additions to enroll in Tropical Field Biology (DC10). Students in this course study ecological, political and economic strategies for conservation of biodiversity using a 10-day trip to Costa Rica over March break as a case study. Contact: Brian Wisenden (wisenden@mnstate.edu).
Brian Wisenden, Biosciences, had two independent writing projects on the neurobiology of zebrafish appear as book chapters in two separate volumes in November: Wisenden BD. 2010. Quantifying anti-predator response to chemical alarm cues. In: Zebrafish Neurobehavioral Protocols (Kalueff AV, Hart P, LaPorte J, eds). Humana Press (Springer Science). pp. 49-60. Wisenden BD. 2010. Learned recognition by zebrafish and other cyprinids. […]
Women’s Studies and Biosciences student Jamie Holding Eagle presented her original research at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference last week. She presented with Drs. Claudia Murphy and Linda Fuselier on “Science, Politics and the Limits of Diversity”.