The Fall 2023 Biology Colloquium Series continues this Friday with a seminar by CSUN Associate Professor of Biology Gilberto Flores. Dr. Flores studies the dynamics…
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Teachers aim to engage students in science learning with phenomenal local examples
This summer’s science teacher institute by the San Fernando Valley Science Project brought middle and high school science teachers together to brainstorm ways to connect…
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For these tree frogs, the course of reproductive isolation never did run true
New species form as populations evolve differences that prevent them from interbreeding. Sometimes, the evolving differences themselves help to accelerate the process — especially differences in…
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The Fall 2023 Biology Colloquium Series continues this Friday with a seminar by Joanne Emerson, Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology at UC Davis. Dr. Emerson…
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Check out the winners of the first Biosphere Summer Photo Contest
The votes are in, and congratulations to the winners of the first Biosphere Summer Photo Contest: First place goes to Professor Tim Karels’ image of…
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The Fall 2023 Biology Colloquium Series continues this Friday with a seminar by Lea Richardson, postdoctoral researcher with the Yoder Lab. Dr. Richardson studies the…
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The fall semester is well under way, but CSUN Biology students, faculty, and staff have brought back a summer’s worth of memories — and images. Click…
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CSUN biologists test giant kelp’s capacity to settle for climate-changed waters
Species everywhere in the world face rising temperatures as carbon pollution changes the global climate. Some, however, may be able to evolve as climate change…
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The Fall 2023 Biology Colloquium Series launches this Friday with a seminar by CUSN Professor of Biology Ray Hong. Dr. Hong studies chemosensory and behavioral…
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As the fall semester brings students back to campus, the Biology Stockroom staff has been busy preparing Department facilities and equipment for a new academic…
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