Biological Science

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Ethan Cissell, an alumnus of the Department of Biological Science.
09/21/23

Alumni Spotlight: Ethan Cissell

Doctoral candidate Monica Paniagua Montoya
09/18/23

FSU biological science doctoral student, advisers receive prestigious Howard Hughes Medical Institute Gilliam Fellowship

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09/07/23

FSU Office of STEM Teaching Activities receives National Academies grant for developing and implementing marine food web curriculum

Pearl Rivers, a doctoral student pursuing a degree in biological science.
08/03/23

Student Spotlight: Pearl Rivers

Garnet and Gold Scholar Society medals
07/31/23

FSU Garnet & Gold Scholar Society Celebrates Summer 2023 Inductees

Dr. Andrea Friall.
07/19/23

Primary Care

Ashwanth Francis.
07/19/23

Nucleic Knowledge

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07/19/23

Smart Starts

Brian Inouye and Nora Underwood.
07/19/23

Cycles of Life

Nidhi Walia
05/18/23

Student Spotlight: Nidhi Walia

Students Nicole Povelikin and Jack Lyons.
04/05/23

Two FSU students claim prestigious Goldwater Scholarships

Sunflower sea stars, such as the one that appears in the foreground, could help keep purple sea urchins in check, according to new research from Florida State University Assistant Professor Daniel Okamoto and colleauges published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. (Photo by Lynn Lee)
03/21/23

Recovery of endangered sunflower sea stars may play key role in restoring devastated submarine forests

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03/15/23

A Light in the Dark

The urchin species Diadema antillarum has long been considered the most important grazer in the Caribbean, feeding on algae that would otherwise overrun the reef and make it difficult for coral to thrive. Photo by Rachel Best.
02/27/23

FSU researchers find sea urchin die-offs threaten Caribbean coral reefs

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02/02/23

FSU experts available for American Heart Month

Nobel laureate Randy Schekman lecturing at the Department of Biological Science.
02/01/23

Nobel laureate Randy Schekman visits FSU for colloquium on cellular trafficking and membrane repair