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Dee Denver and his family with mountains in background

Dee Denver to lead the Department of Integrative Biology

Dee transitions to his role as IB Department Head on July 15

Corvallis’ Own Snake Scientist Talks Snake Sex, and More

Bob Mason has spent more than 30 years studying garter snakes

composite photo of headshots of Sulochana Wasala, Molly Burke and Caroline Glidden

Congratulations to Sulochana Wasala, Molly Burke and Caroline Glidden!

They are recipients of 2020 Integrative Biology awards

Benny Beaver at a graduation ceremony

Congratulations, Class of 2020!

Integrative Biology is extremely proud of you

Jamie Cornelius holding songbird

As husband races across oceans to get home, songbird researcher prepares for very strange first term at OSU

Jamie Cornelius has remained "mentally flexible" while balancing family, life and teaching during COVID-19

magnified image of novel coronavirus

Oregon State University project to determine COVID-19 prevalence in Corvallis

Ben Dalziel and his team will conduct a unique door-to-door effort

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SACNAS Conference applications open for IB grad students

IB will sponsor up to eight grad students to participate in the SACNAS National Diversity in STEM Virtual Conference, Oct. 19-24, 2020. Please visit the application link. Deadline is Aug. 24.

Congratulations Will Fennie, Heather Fulton-Bennett and Kelsey Swieca!

Integrative Biology PhD candidates Will Fennie, Heather Fulton-Bennett and Kelsey Swieca each received a Mamie L. Markham Research Award, administered by Hatfield Marine Science Center. These monetary awards will help the students advance their research.

On the move: What it takes to relocate millions of fragile insects, plants and seeds

Chris Marshall and David Maddison are helping orchestrate the move of the 3 million specimens in the Oregon State Arthropod Collection in preparation for the Cordley Hall renovation.

Sea stars face uncertain future: A struggle with a mysterious disease

sea stars on a rock

Bruce Menge discusses sea star recovery following the wasting disease that decimated their West Coast populations in 2013 and 2014.

OSU Sea Grant awards $1.15 million for five coastal research projects

Sally Hacker on beach with pack of grass on her back

Sally Hacker received a $230,000 grant from Oregon Seat Grant to study the impacts of a beach grass hybrid on PNW coastal ecosystems.

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