Summertime Standouts: College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
This summer break, many College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences students splashed into research and internships across the world.
Tag: "Department of Biomedical Sciences"
Spanish- and English-speaking students connect through science in Todos Santos
Over 400 K-12 students participated in the Department of Biomedical Sciences’ first anatomy and physiology outreach event at the CSU Todos Santos Center.
CVMBS students earn top awards during springtime research events
Students in the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences continued a tradition of excellence as they shared results of some seven dozen research projects during two springtime events highlighting undergraduate research.
Great Grads 2017: College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
These four great graduates in the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences share their journeys through college, and their plans post graduation.
CSU biomedical sciences researcher uses NIH grant to understand reproductive health
The NIH recently awarded Greg Amberg a $1.5 million grant to study calcium channels in the pituitary cells known as gonadotropes.
CSU neuroscientists share mind-blowing details about the brain
CSU neuroscientists Leslie Stone-Roy leads Brain Awareness Week activities to teach hundreds of middle-school and high-school students about the brain.
A traffic cop for the cell surface: Illuminating a basic biological process
Scientists have shed light on a long-obscured cellular process: a mammalian cell membrane's relationship with a scaffolding underneath it, the cortical actin cytoskeleton.
Semper fidelis: Former Marine takes biomedical sciences by storm
At CSU, former Marine Josh Hayes found a welcoming community for student veterans and the chance to hone his skills as a physiology teaching assistant. He’s a standout graduate in biomedical sciences.
First in neuroscience: Aspiring researcher is program’s frontal graduate
You might call Dakota Coloroso a frontal graduate: She’s the first CSU student to earn a bachelor’s degree in our fledgling neuroscience program.