College news
Long-term research sparks long-distance collaborationNew mini grant program reconnects Norwegian ecologist with his Cedar Creek roots. |
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CBS faculty celebrate promotion and tenureThirteen CBS faculty members received promotion or tenure this spring. |
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A cross-Atlantic connectionNew mini grant program brings fresh opportunities to longstanding Norway–UMN collaboration. |
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Honoring excellenceCBS recognizes some of the outstanding members of our community at the annual Faculty and Staff Celebration. |
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Four CBS faculty honored with prestigious McKnight AwardsDouglas Mashek, Jennifer Powers, Daniel Stanton and Xiao Dong were recognized by the University for their impact in research and education. |
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Tradition of excellenceThe Student Board recognizes outstanding faculty and staff picked by CBS students at the Golden Pipettes. |
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Creating clarity for better biocontrolUnique collaboration yields a much-needed common language for genetic biocontrol technology development. |
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A drive to discoverMargaret Titus explores the molecular machinery that allows cells to sense and navigate their environment. |
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Studying the Foundations of Life Through Worm NeuronsAlum Jennifer Ross-Wolff continues work she started while a graduate student and delights her students with glowing neurons in C elegans. |
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Finding their own pathwayGraduate students Evalyn Beall and Madalene Halley are studying the “cellular compass” share a passion for basic science, but take it in different directions. |