Return to Campus
Students, both current and new, are our priority.
Welcome back.
The School of Biological Sciences has transitioned back to campus in virtual, in-person and a hybrid (both virtual and live) platform.
Research labs are open and operating. Classes are being held. Online/virtual modules are now being paired with in-person activities. As the pandemic is an evolving situation in which the safety of our students, faculty and staff is at stake, changes, sometimes frequent, will be announced.
Please keep to date with University announcements: Covid-19 Central @TheU
Access to offices, including the SBS Main Office in the South Biology Building, is restricted. Prior to arriving at an office it is best (sometimes required) that you call or email first. Visit the contact page for staff and administration here.
The faculty directory is located here.
We are glad you are here!
News
Sounds Fishy
U Isotope Scientist Helps Bring to Justice Cheating Fishermen Read More
Of mushroom bodies and cover articles
Lab's first publication makes the cover of Cell Reports. Read More
Photo: Jinxhi Li - Caron Lab
SBS AlumnA Receives World Academy of Sciences Award
Graduate of the Coley/Kursar Lab receives prestigious award. Read More
New Form of BioControl of Tsetse fly-transmitted Disease
Turning back the clock of symbiosis. Read More
Presidential Endowed Chair in Biology
Michael D. Shapiro named to Talmage Chair. Read More
"Your Grandmother Lives Here."
Eric Jorgensen Awarded NSF's NeuroNex Funding. Read More
The 40-year Legacy of Jim Ehleringer
SBS Distinguished Professor Profiled in PNAS ... along with his latest research. Read More
OUR DNA Spring 2020 Issue
Fruit fly genetics | Citizen Science | Alumni News | Covid-19 update. Read more
Dr. K. Gordon Lark
Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Karl Gordon Lark (1930 - 2020), was a renowned geneticist who worked in a variety of biological, systems notably soybeans and dogs. Read More