Biological Science

Professor of Biological Science Emily DuVal is the recipient of the 2024 Katma Award from the American Ornithological Society. (W. DuVal-Schunke)
10/23/24

FSU biologist earns American Ornithological Society Award for research challenging accepted mate selection theory

Nicole Povelikin
08/22/24

Student Spotlight: Nicole Povelikin

Commencement graphic
08/01/24

Arts and Sciences honors graduates during summer commencement ceremonies

Students learning in classroom
07/08/24

Studio Method

Ellen Granger
07/08/24

Experiential Education

Danielle Thompson is a junior majoring in behavioral neuroscience.
06/27/24

Student Spotlight: Danielle Thompson

Biological science professor Nora Underwood. Photo by Devin Bittner.
06/14/24

FSU biologist earns Fulbright Scholar Award to conduct climate research in Sweden

Aaron Ridall graduated in Spring 2024 with a doctorate in ecology and evolutionary biology through the Department of Biological Science. Photo by Devin Bittner.
05/23/24

Alumni Spotlight: Aaron Ridall

"The Florida Bay Scallop," Morgan Hawkins, FSU biological science doctoral student, digital macrophotography, 2022.
04/22/24

FSU’s ‘Art in STEM’ celebrates 10 years of highlighting the beauty in science

(Adobe Stock Image)
01/30/24

Keeping the heart healthy: FSU faculty available to comment for American Heart Month

Emily Lemmon, a professor in the Department of Biological Science.
01/25/24

Faculty Spotlight: Emily Lemmon

A blue whale skeleton on display in the Great Hall of the Natural History Museum London. Adobe Stock photo.
01/17/24

Learning Laboratory

Emily DuVal holds a male lance-tailed manakin as part of a research trip in the islands of Panama. Courtesy photo.
01/17/24

A Bird’s Life

Nobel Laureate Venki Ramakrishnan wearing a dark shirt standing in front of trees.
01/16/24

FSU to host chemistry Nobel Laureate for public, specialized lectures on ribosome structure

A team of 13 FSU undergraduate students won a silver medal for their work that may result in future treatment for patients living with the rare genetic disorder trimethylaminuria. (Photo courtesy of the iGEM Team)
11/17/23

FSU’s International Genetically Engineered Machine team wins silver medal in Paris for rare disease research

Erika Johnston, pictured, and Scott Burgess named this new coral “Pocillopora tuahiniensis” because tuahine means “sister” in the Tahitian language, and to recognize the people who have lived in French Polynesia a few thousand years. (Photo by Scott Burgess)
11/13/23

Florida State University scientists describe and name new species of coral in French Polynesia