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From microscopic to ecosystem: life in focus

May 6, 2026 by Emmy Dressler

Animal Skeletons

In the College of Natural and Applied Sciences (CNAS) at Missouri State University, biology students are transforming curiosity into discovery. They are applying research to questions that span from molecular interactions inside cells to ecological dynamics across prairie landscapes. Graduate students Abhishu Chand and Tabitha Moul are two researchers using their passion … [Read more...] about From microscopic to ecosystem: life in focus

Filed Under: News, Research, Spotlight Tagged With: biology, research, students

Bats, brilliance and big wins

March 4, 2026 by Emmy Dressler

Dr. Giorgia Auteri, Missouri State biology adjunct faculty member (middle) with students Carly Trujillo (left) and Marxe Altman-Orbach (right) at the symposium.

The hum of hundreds of bat scientists in one place is hard to describe. For Dr. Giorgia Auteri, a biology adjunct faculty member at Missouri State University and senior research scientist at Bat Conservation International, the 53rd North American Symposium for Bat Research (NASBR), was a reminder of why scientific community matters. The event took place Oct. 8-11, 2025, in … [Read more...] about Bats, brilliance and big wins

Filed Under: News, Research Tagged With: awards, biology, Giorgia Auteri, students

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