The 2017 Eberhart Award winners

This award was established by the family of Dr. Bruce M. Eberhart to honor exceptional students in the Biology Department who are academically excellent, actively involved in research, and demonstrate significant extracurricular contributions or service to the department, the university, the community as a whole, and even to fellow species… Continue reading…

Congratulations to Rada Petric!

Please join the Biology Department in congratulating Rada Petric, who was awarded the best student presentation at the 4th International Symposium on Acoustic Communication by Animals. This award recognizes outstanding research by students working in the field of acoustic communication. The week long international symposium was held in Omaha, Nebraska in July. Great job, Rada!!!

The Biology Department welcomes new faculty members

Louis-Marie Bobay Dr. Bobay’s lab focuses on the evolution of microbial genomes and populations. They apply and develop computational approaches to elucidate the forces that shape the architecture and gene repertoire of microbial genomes. The lab is particularly interested in understanding the impact of population dynamics on microbial evolution. They… Continue reading…

RISE Network event from 12 July 2017!

Faulkner Elementary School 4th Grade Summer Campers visit UNCG for a campus tour and fun day learning science, courtesy of UNCG Biology and Chemistry Department Graduate Students and Instructors.  The event was sponsored by the UNCG RISE Network. Joseph Mwangi, Jennifer Simpson and Joe Wang from the Chemistry Department exposed the… Continue reading…

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Department of Biology and Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry selected for participation in the CUR Transformations project

The Department of Biology and the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at UNCG have been selected to participate in the CUR Transformations project, an NSF-supported project of the Council of Undergraduate Research.  The UNCG project is titled “A Collaborative Proposal Between Chemistry and Biology to Scaffold Undergraduate Research Across the… Continue reading…