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A solid foundation for a bright future

December 4, 2023 by Strategic Communication

Four years go by in the blink of an eye.   Even more so when you’re graduating a semester early.  Graduating in December 2023, Thomas Mataya reflects on his three and a half years at Missouri State University and what his future holds.   Mataya’s Missouri Statement  A biology major on the pre-dental track with a chemistry minor, Mataya has been nothing short of busy as … [Read more...] about A solid foundation for a bright future

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A guide to bee-ing friends

April 27, 2023 by Strategic Communication

Have you heard the buzz lately?  Spring has returned, and so have the bees!  Dr. Avery Russell, assistant professor of biology and bee expert at Missouri State University, provides his professional insight on all-things bees.  Protection is vital  Bumble bee species in North America are in danger.  “They are facing threats from disease, pesticides and agriculture," … [Read more...] about A guide to bee-ing friends

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Fishing for results through aquatic ecosystem research

February 28, 2020 by Ashley Lenahan

fly fishing rod

Biology students Alexandria Beezel and Ethan Rutledge attended the 2020 Southern Division-American Fisheries Society (SDAFS) Meeting Feb. 20-23 in Little Rock, Arkansas. About their research Beezel presented her undergraduate research project titled “A Cursory Look into the Striped Bass Population in Norfork Lake.”  The project was a collaboration with the Arkansas Game and … [Read more...] about Fishing for results through aquatic ecosystem research

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Next Generation Grapevines: Applied Biology for Better Wine Drinking

November 29, 2016 by

Wine corks with a wine glass and wine bottles in the background.

Dr. Peter Cousins, grape breeder at E. & J. Gallo Winery in California, will lecture on grapevine research as a part of the biology department’s seminar series. Cousins’ presentation will focus on the application of modern biotechnology to the sustainable cultivation of grapevine at E. & J. Gallo Winery. He will also discuss internship and job opportunities for science … [Read more...] about Next Generation Grapevines: Applied Biology for Better Wine Drinking

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Student examines effect of new pesticide on mussels

September 6, 2013 by Nicki Donnelson

[youTubeVideo url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGb6dJrSgsw"] Congratulations to alum Madeline Pletta and Dr. Chris Barnhart, professor of biology! Their work is featured in the university's new research publication, Mind's Eye. Pletta explains her research alongside Barnhart and showcases the hands-on experience in the live propagation facility. We are so proud to have … [Read more...] about Student examines effect of new pesticide on mussels

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