Yener Ulus, a Ph.D. student in Dr. Martin Tsui’s Lab, has just received a research grant from Joint Graduate Student Research Funding from North Carolina Water Resources Research Institute (WRRI) and North Carolina Sea Grant (NCSG) to support the second chapter of his dissertation entitled “Effects of Salinization on Mercury Bioavailability… Continue reading…
Please join us in welcoming the students who have qualified for entry into BBB (the Biological Honor Society) this spring! Inductions will be held on Friday, March 22, at 3:30 pm in Sullivan 101. We hope that you will come to honor and welcome these exceptional students!
Biology faculty lecturer Ann Somers and other Spartans were instrumental in the process for the new design for the NC Wildlife License Plate! Read more in the Campus Weekly story here.
The Spring 2019 edition of UNCG Research magazine features the wetlands and some of the research taking place there. You can read more here in UNCG Research magazine.
We wanted to share some of the highlights of the Fall 2018 semester with you–including our first Biology Department Homecoming event!
This news story aired on Fox 8 on 4 December 2018–here is the clip and the article. Please check it out; great work!
Dean Kiss was interviewed for Nature in an article about a Chinese experiment to be launched soon. You can find the article here.
Dr. Bhandari was featured in the UNCG Research magazine for his novel work with plastics and medaka fish. Read the article here.
We are excited to announce that two of our Ph.D. students, Rada Petric and Yener Ulus, have advanced to the finals of the 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) competition! The final round will be held on Thursday, 8 November, in the Virginia Dare room of the Alumni House, from 2:30-4 pm…. Continue reading…
Please check out UNCG Campus Weekly’s story about Dr. Christine Salomon, the Friday, November 2nd guest speaker, co-hosted by the Departments of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Biology. Story found here at Campus Weekly. All are invited to the seminar on Friday, November 2, at 1 pm, in Sullivan Science Building 101…. Continue reading…
