Biology

The Biology Department at ��ֱ�� examines the living world— from molecular interactions to ecosystem function—and the societal importance of biological knowledge through a wide range of courses, mentored research opportunities, and other forms of exploration.

We, the faculty and staff of the Biology Program at ��ֱ�� College, affirm our belief that Black Lives Matter and Black Minds Matter.

Welcome Class of 2029 Kent Island

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��ֱ�� Grad Awarded One of Medicine’s Top Prizes for Anti-Smoking Efforts
Dr. Michael Fiore ’76 receives the National Academy of Medicine’s Lienhard Award for the decades of work he has done to help people quit smoking. His efforts are thought to have saved thousands of lives!
Three Talented STEM Students Win Goldwater Scholarships
The presitigious federal scholarship will help juniors Divya Bhargava, Anna Chen, and Graham Lucas pursue their studies in biochemistry, astrophyiscs, and biomechanics, respectively.
"Branching out: The Molecular Gardeners of Dendritic Arbors" - Hadley Horch, Norma L. and Roland G. Ware Jr. Professor of Biology and Neuroscience Inaugural Lecture
The relationship between form and function is obvious in the brain. Neuronal structure directly impacts connectivity and circuit properties, ultimately shaping behavior. But how do neurons know what shape to take? What genetic and molecular factors guide neuronal growth? Further, in established nervous systems, do these same factors help individual neurons compensate for injury? By studying the factors that help shape development and injury responses in simple nervous systems, we can infer the molecular rules that likely govern human nervous systems as well.

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Biology

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