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Science, Literature and Euphoria: Special Event with visiting mycologist Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian and U poet Katharine Coles
Read MoreU Fulbright Scholar Semi-Finalists 2026
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Abby Tang and Lucy Leary, 2026 Fulbright Semi-Finalists in the College of Science
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1st place: Searching for Life in America’s Dead Sea: People’s Choice Award winner
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‘Checkpoint’ for sperm formation gets weaponized to boost odds of passing into the next generation
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Three of the 30 U undergrad researchers who presented their work to lawmakers are biologists
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Baldomero “Toto” Olivera is the inaugural Gordon Lark Endowed Chair in biology
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Biologist Jessica Brown at Science@Breakfast lecture
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