Biology professor will study leopard seals in Antarctica with NSF grant
CSU Biology Professor Shane Kanatous will embark on an Antarctic adventure to learn more about the elusive apex predator.
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Take a tour of the new CSU Biology Building [VIDEO]
The new Colorado State University Biology Building offers welcoming study spaces, inspiring displays, state-of-the-art classrooms, and cutting-edge research laboratories.
Biological science major learns about bears, career goals during summer internship
Biological science major Caitlyn Lenz learned about her career goals at an internship at Yellowstone Bear World.
Eclipse tips: What pet owners need to know
We humans might be ready for the solar eclipse on Monday, but our pets will really be in the dark about the whole thing until it happens.
Student-friendly, research-savvy new Biology Building opens its doors
The Biology Building opens its doors Aug. 14, welcoming students, faculty, and staff to a new, inspiring space for the department.
For construction management alumni, work on new science buildings means giving back
As CSU heralds beautiful new buildings for the Department of Biology and the Department of Chemistry, construction management alumni will leave an indelible mark on each.
Extreme melt season leads to ecosystem changes in Antarctic polar desert
CSU's Diana Wall is among a group of researchers who found an intense glacial melt in 2002 triggered changes in the characteristics of Antarctica’s McMurdo Dry Valleys over the ensuing decade.
Computational biology workshop at Todos Santos Center brings researchers together
Over five days, 12 local graduate students and researchers dove into topics covering computer programming, RNA sequencing, gene expression, microbial genomics, and population and evolutionary genomics.
Biology Professor Greg Florant honored by NIH group for minority researchers
His leadership role in the Network of Minority Health Research Investigators was recognized this spring with the NMRI Medallion.
Noise created by humans is pervasive in US protected areas
A CSU-led research team found that noise pollution was twice as high as background sound levels in a majority of U.S. protected areas.