IU Biology alums named inspiring Black scientists
Seven IU Biology alums have been included in Cell Mentor's list of "1,000 inspiring Black scientists in America."
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IU Biology alumnus awarded prestigious research funding
Gabriel Muhire Gihana—who earned his Ph.D. in genome, cell, and developmental biology in 2019—has been named a Damon Runyon Fellow.
Guest speaker explains the war on science—and what can be done to end the war
Watch a recording of Shawn Otto's presentation: "War on science: Why millions of Americans have stopped believing in facts and what it means for democracy."
Hahn and Winkler honored with IU's highest academic title
Professors Matt Hahn and Malcolm Winkler have been appointed as distinguished professors by Indiana University trustees.
Biology instructor develops innovative lessons for now and post-pandemic
Dr. Sapna Mehta met the teaching challenges presented by the pandemic with creativity to improve learning modalities for her students.
Common songbird provides clues to why some individuals live longer than others
Researchers analyzing data from decades-long junco study have found that testosterone may reduce lifespan by increasing telomere loss.
A universal influenza vaccine may be one step closer, bringing long-lasting protection against flu
You need a new shot every year because current flu vaccines provide limited and temporary protection. But researchers' new strategy could change that.
Scientists look to soils to learn how forests affect air quality and climate change
IU scientists dig deeper to learn how and why tree species impact air quality and climate.
Historic data hint at a worldwide decline of wild bee biodiversity
An analysis of a global dataset of collected and observed bees shows that fewer species are being found in most recent decades.
Hahn recognized for efforts in establishing COVID-19 testing lab
Professor Matthew Hahn has been awarded the IU Bicentennial Medal for his distinguished service to the university.
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