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Pine Park Becomes a Cold-Weather Ecology Lab

April 7, 2025

Students in the 'End of Winter' class learned how animals survive the season.
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Fifty Years of Songbird Maps Take Flight in New Hands

March 5, 2025

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PhD candidate uses professor's hand-drawn data to track the resilience of songbirds.
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Belowground Fungi Help Some Trees More Than Others

November 19, 2024

New research shows how some trees use nitrogen more efficiently than others—offering important implications for carbon storage in the face of climate change.
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Secrets of the Corpse Flower Revealed

November 8, 2024

Dartmouth scientists sniff out the genes that stir up the bloom's pungent odor.
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These Bacteria Go Their Own Way

September 25, 2024

Research led by professor Carey Nadell and PhD candidate Jacob Holt shows how multiple bacterial species coexist in biofilms.
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- Apr 25
  
  Cramer Series Seminar
  
  Room 201, Life Sciences Center
  
  Relating Ecozones to Biogeochemistry. Caitlin Hicks Pries will host Hermann Jungkunst PhD, University of Kaiserslautern-Landau.
- May 02
  
  EEES Grad Program Thesis
  
  Spanos Auditorium, Cummings Hall
  
  Catherine K. Miller will present her PhD thesis: Functional Analysis of the Primate Knee and its Implications for Hominin Bipedal Mechanics.
- May 02
  
  Cramer Series Seminar
  
  Room 201, Life Sciences Center
  
  Between a Bug and a Hard Place: Global Challenges in the Control of Vector-borne Diseases. Emily Behrman will host Louisa Messenger PhD, University of Nevada - Las Vegas.
- May 05
  
  MCB Grad Program Thesis
  
  Chilcott Auditorium
  
  Xhoela Bame will present her PhD thesis: Mitochondrial Network Expansion and Loss During Oligodendrocyte Life and Death.
- May 05
  
  Special Biology Seminar
  
  Kellogg 100
  
  What are the Cellular Mechanisms of Myelin Formation, Dynamics, and Disease? Xhoela Bame & Robert Hill will host Bradley Zuchero PhD, Stanford University.
- May 06
  
  MCB Grad Program Thesis
  
  Chilcott Auditorium
  
  Amelia J. Kim will present her PhD thesis: The Role of Polo-like Kinase in Polarizing Germline Determinants in the C. elegans Zygote.
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Cramer Series Seminar

Room 201, Life Sciences Center

Relating Ecozones to Biogeochemistry. Caitlin Hicks Pries will host Hermann Jungkunst PhD, University of Kaiserslautern-Landau.

EEES Grad Program Thesis

Spanos Auditorium, Cummings Hall

Catherine K. Miller will present her PhD thesis: Functional Analysis of the Primate Knee and its Implications for Hominin Bipedal Mechanics.

Cramer Series Seminar

Room 201, Life Sciences Center

Between a Bug and a Hard Place: Global Challenges in the Control of Vector-borne Diseases. Emily Behrman will host Louisa Messenger PhD, University of Nevada - Las Vegas.

MCB Grad Program Thesis

Chilcott Auditorium

Xhoela Bame will present her PhD thesis: Mitochondrial Network Expansion and Loss During Oligodendrocyte Life and Death.

Special Biology Seminar

Kellogg 100

What are the Cellular Mechanisms of Myelin Formation, Dynamics, and Disease? Xhoela Bame & Robert Hill will host Bradley Zuchero PhD, Stanford University.

MCB Grad Program Thesis

Chilcott Auditorium

Amelia J. Kim will present her PhD thesis: The Role of Polo-like Kinase in Polarizing Germline Determinants in the C. elegans Zygote.

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Room 201, Life Sciences Center

Relating Ecozones to Biogeochemistry. Caitlin Hicks Pries will host Hermann Jungkunst PhD, University of Kaiserslautern-Landau.

Spanos Auditorium, Cummings Hall

Catherine K. Miller will present her PhD thesis: Functional Analysis of the Primate Knee and its Implications for Hominin Bipedal Mechanics.

Room 201, Life Sciences Center

Between a Bug and a Hard Place: Global Challenges in the Control of Vector-borne Diseases. Emily Behrman will host Louisa Messenger PhD, University of Nevada - Las Vegas.

Chilcott Auditorium

Xhoela Bame will present her PhD thesis: Mitochondrial Network Expansion and Loss During Oligodendrocyte Life and Death.

Kellogg 100

What are the Cellular Mechanisms of Myelin Formation, Dynamics, and Disease? Xhoela Bame & Robert Hill will host Bradley Zuchero PhD, Stanford University.

Chilcott Auditorium

Amelia J. Kim will present her PhD thesis: The Role of Polo-like Kinase in Polarizing Germline Determinants in the C. elegans Zygote.

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