News and Events
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Biology Student Explores the Forests of the Future
Mila Pruiett BA ’22 has earned funding from the American Conifer Society to support her senior thesis on regeneration in urban and rural parks. The research will grow out of Pruiett’s prior lab work related to old-growth conifer forests.
“Spiderwoman” Sits Down with Big Biology Podcast
Biology professor and spider expert Greta Binford is the featured guest on the latest Big Biology podcast! Listen to the episode to hear Greta answer the question of whether venom use is based on body size, and how venom from Spiderman applies to this question.
Biogeochemist Julia Huggins Awarded Vanier Scholarship
Julia Huggins BA ’13 has been awarded the Vanier Scholarship to continue her PhD in biogeochemistry at the University of British Columbia, where she is the chief scientist of the oceanography research program. The scholarship will fund her research on oxygen loss in the oceans and the environmental impact of marine microorganisms.
Savage and Lokey Awards Celebrate Outstanding Faculty
Both the David Savage Award and the Lorry Lokey Awards prioritize and celebrate inspirational leadership, rigorous scholarship, and creative accomplishments in the classroom and in the broader academic community. This year’s awards recognize four Lewis & Clark faculty members from the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities for their excellence.
Changes to Biology Curriculum
The Biology department is delighted to announce three new introductory courses for the major.Women in the Sciences Highlghted at the October Board Meeting
Professors and students spoke to trustees about the the leadership and success of women in the sciences at Lewis & Clark
NIH supports Wormland, too
NIH AREA Award to Dr. Greg Hermann’s research program
National Science Foundation Invests (Again) in “Wormland”
Biology professor Greg Hermann has been awarded a nearly half-million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation, his third NSF grant since joining Lewis & Clark. His three-year project on the development of lysosome-related organelles in nematodes will engage between 25 and 55 undergraduates each year in mentored, investigative, and original research.
Professors Bring Science to the Pubs, and the Public
On August 16, Associate Professor of Psychology Erik Nilsen will be the featured guest at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry’s popular Science Pub Series. Nilsen’s talk is entitled, “Melding Digital and Tangible Toys to Support Creative Play for Preschoolers.”
Assistant Professor of Biology Tamily Weissman-Unni Wins Major NSF Award
The pursuit of a better understanding of how the brain grows and functions is the goal of Tamily Weissman-Unni’s research laboratory. Now Weissman has been named a recipient of a National Science Foundation CAREER award that will support her research and teaching over the next five years.
Nervous System Development in Zebrafish Embryos
Murdock Grant for Tamily Weissman’s work with zebrafish.
Plant and Oomycete Diversity
NSF Grant for Margaret Metz’s project, “Dynamical interactions between plant and oomycete biodiversity in a temperate forest.”Life Sciences Renewal grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust awarded to Dr. Weissman’s lab
Investigating the role of programmed cell death in the developing zebrafish hindbrainNew MJ Murdock Charitable Trust Grant to Norma Velazquez Ulloa
Nicotine and Fruit Flies - EVENTS
Past Events
The Rockefeller University: Biomedical Research Opportunities
Learn about Rockefeller University and our unique biomedical research opportunities!
Spring Joint Virtual Career Fair
The Career Center invites you to attend our spring Joint Virtual Career Fair in Handshake!
Student and Alumni registration is currently open - sign up for a 1:1 or group session ASAP!
Rogers Brown Bags
Summer science summer student research
