Faculty
Enlisting bacteria for goodMicrobes’ fast-track evolution offers hope for remediating combat-related chemical contamination |
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A new variableYaniv Brandvain created a new AI-enriched biostatistics textbook to help students learn key concepts. |
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Taking science beyond the Twin CitiesMurray Jensen helps foster scientific inquiry with more than 1,000 high school students annually through the College in the Schools Program. |
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An elegans solutionSix Nobel Laureates and colleagues make the case that funding for shared research resources sustains discovery. |
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Remembering Jane GoodallProfessor Michael Wilson reflects on the renowned primatologist’s influence and ability to connect with people. |
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Disrupting bacterial "chatter" to improve human healthU of M researchers explore ways to learn bacterial communication and use it to promote human health. |
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Spotlight on CBS science influencersCollege of Biological Sciences faculty are well-represented on Clarivate Analytics Highly Cited Researchers 2025 list. |
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When heritability models go wrongNew research reveals the limits of leading methods for measuring genetic influence on disease risk and other traits. |
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Engaging with the media and beyondThis opportunity for CBS faculty and postdocs will look at how to share your research with a broader audience on October 15. |
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Earth, water, air, fireCedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve establishes new restoration projects in their creek and prairie habitats. |