digital thermometer produced by Kinsa Health

Can Smart Thermometers Track the Spread of the Coronavirus?

Ben Dalziel is working with Kinsa Health to map disease spread

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Satellite data boosts understanding of climate change’s effects on kelp

Research by Sara Hamilton and collaborators is increasing understanding of kelp forests

Bob Mason, Lesley Blair and Dean Roy Haggerty

Three IB faculty members win College of Science awards

Congratulations to Lelsey Blair, Devon Quick and Virginia Weis!

Claire Couch, Jane Lubchenco and Representative Peter DeFazio

DeFazio talks of science and policy mix at OSU

Representative Peter DeFazio met with Jane Lubchenco's IB 518 class

Lori Kayes talking with students

Lowering fail rates and fostering student success in introductory biology

Lori Kayes and her team use novel teaching strategies to boost student success

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OSU's Bob Mason untangles secrets of snake sex

It's all about the pheromones, he says.

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Congratulations to Mike Blouin and Rebecca Terry!

They received top awards at the College of Science fall awards ceremony

Kris Bauer on intertidal rocks

Probing the mysteries of barnacle settlement: Ecology fellowship supports student fieldwork

Kris Bauer is the first recipient of the Alexei Lubchenco Menge Undergraduate Research Fellowship

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2019 Young Alumni Awardee makes waves as marine ecologist and ocean storyteller

Megan Cook, B.S. Biology '09, has always had a fascination with the ocean

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Daily exposure to blue light may accelerate aging, even if it doesn't reach your eyes

Jaga Giebultowicz and her team found that blue wavelengths damage cells in the brain and retinas