Fall semester begins August 24 with new academic calendar that adds flexibility.
The Fall2020 website will help you prepare for the upcoming semester at Indiana University.
IU President McRobbie has appointed a committee to review requests made to remove David Starr Jordan's name from the building that houses IU Bloomington's Department of Biology and other locations on the Bloomington campus.
"Our best hope is for an effective vaccine to stop the COVID-19 pandemic, just as it stopped smallpox." Professor Emerita Pat Foster discusses smallpox and how it differs from COVID-19.
Postdoc Daniel Becker’s (Ketterson lab) award-winning paper on “macroimmunology” in Journal of Animal Ecology offers a guide to better understanding drivers of disease that may in turn lead to better prediction and management of pandemics.
Andrew Quest named Goldwater Scholar.
Organisms deal with unpredictable developmental environments thanks to environmental-responsive genomes. A landmark study of genome-wide gene expression in beetles by Postdoctoral Fellow Sofía Casasa and colleagues illuminates how these genomes evolve.
Assistant Professor Kimberly Rosvall has been chosen to receive IU's most prestigious campus-level award available specifically to pre-tenure faculty.
Instead of taking a “flu-like approach” to creating a new vaccine, Professor John Patton and his team are leveraging the lab’s ongoing work exploring rotavirus to develop a vaccine that will protect children against COVID-19.
IU Bloomington science departments—including Biology—joined together to round up personal protective equipment for area healthcare organization.
Professor Justin Kumar will investigate the role that inductive signals play in specifying the fate of the compound eye of the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster.
Roger Innes, professor of biology, has been appointed as distinguished professor by Indiana University trustees.
Late botany faculty member Barbara Shalucha featured in IU Bicentennial "Women who built IU" series.
HHMI's Hughes Hub featured an interview with Craig Pikaard, "Get to Know Craig Pikaard"—discussing his research, hobbies, and grandkids.
Award recipient David Reich, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, will present "Toward a new history and geography of human genes informed by ancient DNA"—discussing his work and challenging previous assumptions about human evolution on March 6, 2020.
Not everyone is equally vulnerable to the virus, and whether you get sick or not may depend on your blood type.
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