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New graduate program tackling "big data"

Kortny Rolston May 04, 2015

GAUSSI teaches students in a variety of fields to crunch complex biological data.

Rats! Study finds in East Africa, more farmland means more plague-infested rodents

Kortny Rolston February 23, 2015

Efforts to boost food production in Tanzania are causing a spike in the number of plague-ridden rodents.

CSU study finds "islands" of evolution within an island

Kortny Rolston February 03, 2015

Study challenges long-held notion that mountain ranges, canyons and other physical are needed to spur biodiversity.

For CSU professor every day is Groundhog Day

Kortny Rolston January 28, 2015

Greg Florant, a professor of biology, has studied groundhogs and marmots for 40 years.

Biology professor named Leopold Leadership Fellow

Kortny Rolston January 13, 2015

Chris Funk is the 10th CSU professor to participate in the program.

Blogging from the ends of the earth

Kate Jeracki January 09, 2015

University Distinguished Professor Diana Wall and her research team are currently in Antarctica for another season studying the soil and the organisms that live in it in the McMurdo Valley.

Study finds mixing genes helps guppies flourish, not fail

Kortny Rolston December 03, 2014

New CSU study helps make the case for "genetic rescue" of failing animal populations.

Diana Wall addresses American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Kate Jeracki October 31, 2014

University Distinguished Professor Diana Wall was one of five featured speakers at the induction of this year's new American Academy of Arts and Sciences members.

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