USM Social Dashboard »

Check out our new Social Dashboard to see other ways to stay connected across the USM community.

Department of Biological Sciences

News

Dave Champlin
Posted September 24, 2012
The Biology Department's own David Champlin will be the first speaker at this new series of talks called Science Cafes to be held in the Atrium of the Portland Public Library, starting this Thurs, Sept 27th, at 5:30 pm. Tell your family and friends to check it out! You can see the Events entry for more details.
Posted September 23, 2012
The University of Southern Maine and Cornerstones of Science announce the first in a series of Science Cafés to be held at Portland Public Library on the last Thursday of each month from 5:30-6:30 p.m. throughout the fall.
Jennifer McKay
Posted September 6, 2012
Jennifer McKay, 2010 alumna of the Biology graduate program, has her work published in Ecotoxicology.
Posted August 14, 2012
During the first week of August, Dr. Ah-Kau Ng of the AMS Dept and Drs. Dave Champlin and Lisa Moore of the Biology Dept attended a workshop called Genomic Approaches in BioSciences to learn more about teaching genomics to undergraduates.
Lisa Moore
Posted June 12, 2012
USM Professor Lisa Moore has been doing some amazing research on evolution and the "Tree of Life."
Posted June 4, 2012
An Interview with Johnny Wise, student leader for the USM Outdoor Adventure Club, about the Club and about himself.
biology students
Posted April 11, 2012
Two undergraduate Biology students recently presented their work at the Northeast Undergraduate Research and Discovery Symposium.
Camilla Fecteau
Posted March 8, 2012
Camilla Fecteau (MS '08), a biology instructor at St. Joseph's College, will talk about common loons and impacts of human activity on loon biology.
EPA logo
Posted November 22, 2011
Cathy Wise, a junior in the Biology program, received a fellowship through the EPA's Greater Research Opportunity Program.
spider
Posted November 19, 2011
Skye Long (BS '08) was part of a U. Mass. research team whose work was featured in ScienceNOW.
Syndicate content