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Why do we need to build quantitative mechanistic models of biological systems? What are virtual tissues? Sample simulations: vascular tumors, polycystic kidney disease, liver toxicity, age-related…
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As anyone who follows the real news about the current state of nature,
it is in a precarious state. Since humans are part of nature, the future
of humanity is also precarious. For many years now,…
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Many woodland ponds are temporary bodies of water referred to as
vernal or ephemeral ponds that when filled with water are inhabited by
distinctive organisms. They typically lack fish, which…
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Genetic diversity is essential for evolutionary adaptation. Diversity is
also essential for individuals to communicate through visual, auditory
and/or olfactory signals. In this presentation, I…
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Distinguished Professor and Chancellor’s Professor, Dr. Roger
Hangarter uses his stunning nature photographs to show how our own
resilience is intertwined with biodiversity.
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Dr. Armin Moczek from IU Biology gives us the lowdown on these buzzing bugs. Read more about Armin's research on his faculty page: https://biology.indiana.edu/about/faculty/moczek-armin.html
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Indiana University officials have rededicated two important building on the school's Bloomington campus. Owen Hall, located on the historic "crescent," has become the new home of the…
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Thursday, March 30th @ 12 Noon in NB-101: Anthony J. Baucum II,
Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Biology, IUSM
Title: “Spinophilin
signaling in Parkinson disease, drug abuse, and obesity: A…
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Thursday, May 11th @ Noon in NB 101: Kelly Cosgrove, Ph.D., Associate Professor,
Department of Psychiatry, Department of Neurosciences, Department of Radiology
& Biomedical Imaging, Yale…
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