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College of Science in the News
Spalding Pond in Taylor Valley, Antarctica. Photo courtesy of Jeb Barrett.
Sally Morton, Dean, College of Science
Our students. . .
Neuroeconomics students
Lanie Eppers, (?), Francisco Ramos Mora. Students working in the InVenTs lab, part of the Curie and DaVinci or Curvinci Living Learning Communities in Lee Hall.
College of Science Events & Announcements
Playful portrait of a young boy enjoying a spring day at the park. He finds enjoyment in the simple discovery of finding the seed head of a dandelion flower.
Graduates at commencement
Spotlight on . . .
Ying Wang, Ph.D. student, Chemistry, Macromolecular Science, and Louis (Lou) Madsen, Associate Professor, Chemistry, lab, research, student and professor interaction
2015.04.09. Research Symposium. The annual Research Symposium showcases the institute's cutting-edge work in information biology, with a forward glimpse of new explorations into mathematical biocomplexity. The keynote speaker, Michael Waterman, is a pioneer in computational biology and a recent winner of the Dan David Prize.
Joshua Abelard (left) and Conor Sharp (right), graduate students in chemistry, in the chemical warfare lab in Hahn Hall South. They are working on a military project to create material coatings that are better resilient and can stop deadly chemical warfare agents.
The University Awards Dinner at the German Club.
