Research

An eye on invasives

Using remote sensing and machine learning, researchers can spot an invasive species from space—and predict its spread.

Armed for success

Studying what arms octopuses favor when hunting with their eyes helps inform bio-inspired robot design.

Putting the FAB in fabulous

A former Cedar Creek intern elevates their summer research project by getting it published.

A walk on the wild side

Dana Davis identifies about a dozen brand new species of yeast with the aid of students and field station support.

Safeguarding cell-free systems

A new BioMADE grant supports efforts to identify risks associated with the use of cell-free systems in biomanufacturing.

Building expertise in education

BMBB and BTL hire teaching faculty to build connections across departments and foster teaching excellence.

CBS faculty among the most cited

College of Biological Sciences faculty in the top one percent of citation counts in their field.

Helpful neighbors make antibiotic persistent bacteria

For bacteria, neighboring species may be key to surviving antibiotics

Research brief: Sweeping global study charts a path forward for climate-resilient agriculture

Researchers take deep look at relationship between agriculture and climate

Seriously fun science

Sasha Wright brings sense of whimsy to innovative research as a new faculty member in the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior.