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Li Awarded $1.6 Million NIH Grant to Study Inner Ear Signal Processing

Bezanilla appears in three iBiology videos

UMass Amherst Professor Hazen Aimes to Improve Pine Biomass Yield

Professor Bartlett Investigating Plant Stem Cells' Role in Yielding More and Bigger Fruit

JENNIFER OLINS, JUNIOR BIOLOGY STUDENT NAMED A RISING RESEARCHER

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Campus Leaders Tour Morrill Science Center Renovations

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Irschick, Crosby, and Gilman Reported That Geckos Have a Spring-like Mechanism in Their Bodies to Enhance Adhesion

The Biology Department Welcomes New Faculty - Elena Vazey

Gerald Downes, Biology, with James Chambers and Josef Trapani, Awarded $824,000 NSF Grant to Study How Neurons Regulate Location

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Bezanilla Awarded $600,000 NSF Grant

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Michele Markstein Receives Life Sciences Moment Fund Award

Cox Fernandes and Colleagues Discover Two New Species of Electric Fish

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