COVID-19
The School of Biological Sciences has transitioned to most of our staff working from home for the foreseeable future.
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For the latest university updates on this dynamic situation and its effect on campus life and university work visit https://dps.utah.edu/coronavirus/
News
Investing in Forests
Use of forests to offset carbon emissions requires an understanding of the risks. Read More
2nd Annual Diversity Fellows Program
Marginalized and under-represented biology students are invited to get ready for graduate studies. Read More
COVID-19 Impacts on Ecohydrology
Satellite remote sensing helps illuminate changing irrigation patterns in urban environments. Read More
A Return to Campus in Fall
UofU Senior leadership announce plans. Read More
During this time of social unrest . . .
From the Office of the President Read More
New Co-Directors Named
The duo of Sieburth and Vickers is the first time that U Biology has had co-directors. Read More
Beckman Scholars Program
SBS’s Sonia Sehgal is one of two at the U to receive the prestigious award this year. Read More
Awards Ceremony 2020
SBS gathers in a first-ever virtual iteration of its annual awards ceremony. Awards List Read More
OUR DNA Spring 2020 Issue
Fruit fly genetics | Citizen Science | Alumni News | Covid-19 update. Read more
Distinguished Research Award
The University of Utah’s first-ever virtual commencement honors SBS’s Dave Bowling. Read More
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Grant
The progression of inflammation after viral infections across time and space. Read More
Changing Forests
From the misty redwoods in the west to the Blue Ridge forest of Appalachia, many sylvan ecosystems are adapting to drier conditions. 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
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