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Professor James Birchler dons a tuxedo for his presentation ceremony as a member of the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, DC.
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Elena Di Miceli, Ellie Koehly, and Melanie Mason were among many undergraduates honored at this year's Biological Sciences Recognition Banquet.
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Graduate students in the Faaborg lab set out on a bird watching trip of the Cheyenne Bottoms in Great Bend, KS, with world-renowned tropical ecologist Dr. John Terborgh (far left).
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Come and see what's blooming right now in Tucker's greenhouse.
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Congratulations to Professors Carl Gerhardt and John David, recipients of the Thomas Jefferson Award and President's Award for Service, respectively.
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The spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum) is part of a study of source-sink population dynamics on amphibian species in Missouri (Photo courtesy of Bill Peterman, Semlitsch lab).
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The Zars lab uses labeling and advanced imaging to identify areas in fruit flies’ central brain that need serotonin (seen as red in the picture) for memory formation.
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Graduate student Mitch Tucker studies communication pattern recognition and localizations in treefrogs.
Among the nation’s most prestigious scientists
Five Division of Biological Sciences professors are elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. This prestigious national honor is bestowed for meritorious efforts to advance science or its applications.
