Join Professor of Biological Sciences Dianne Baker and Associate Professor of History and American Studies Nabil Al-Tikriti for an informational meeting about the Fulbright Scholarship process on Thursday, Aug. 31, at 5 p.m. in Monroe 210.
The Color of Science
Isabelle Malouf was so into science she wore it to prom. The gown that she made with organza and sequins had a bubble-type skirt that resembled a bacteriophage. A dress and a virus, it was part of the Daring Night Attire – or DNA – collection she created for a high school design class.
The Color of Science
Isabelle Malouf uses zebrafish to do endocrine reception research.
Michael Killian and Dianne Baker Present at ABLE Conference and Publish Paper
Michael Killian, senior lecturer in Biological Sciences, and Dianne Baker, associate professor of Biological Sciences, had their paper “Corralling Wiggling Worms- Collecting Data for a Multi-Week Laboratory on the Effect of Various Treatments on the Pulsation Rate of the Dorsal Vessel of California Blackworms (Lumbriculus variegatus)” published in Tested Studies for Laboratory Teaching, Proceedings of the 34th WorkShop/Conference of the Association for Biology Laboratory Education (ABLE). This peer-reviewed paper was written in support of an invited presentation (workshop) given at the annual ABLE conference at UNC-Chapel Hill, June 21, 2012.
Dianne Baker
Michael Killian