Three faculty members associated with IU Biology have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, an honor that recognizes their outstanding contributions to the progress of science and research.
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Realization that thoracic horns are built by the same gene network as wings reframes traditional ideas about emergence of 'new' traits; Moczek Lab study on cover of Science.
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Jeffrey Palmer, Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Class of 1955 Professor of Biology, has been awarded the IU President's Medal for Excellence.
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A study co-led by U.S. and Chinese researchers has made a discovery that puts the first-known physical evidence of insect flower pollination in the mid-Cretaceous period. Professor Emeritus David Dilcher was the U.S. co-author on the study.
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A new imaging method invented at IU leads to a discovery about how bacteria use thin hair-like surface appendages called pili for 'natural transformation.'
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Associate Professor Irene Newton and Ph.D. students Audrey Parish and Delaney Miller talk with WTIU News about Indiana beekeeping.
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