Entries tagged with ‘Biology’
Research as Service: Riley Thoen Gives Back
Thoen's passion for science was ignited by his father's struggle to overcome hypoglycemia unawareness.
History and Biology Lead to Global Healthcare for Katie Schlangen ’14
Just three years after graduation, Gustavus alumna Katie Schlangen is traveling the world... and helping people along the way.
Video: Emily Syverud ’17 Spends Semester in Spain
What's it like for a Gustavus student to study away in Seville, Spain? Watch the video to find out!
Summer Research Students Study Water Pollution Solutions in the Minnesota River Basin
This summer, a trio of students are getting their hands dirty while studying how changing agricultural practices might improve water quality in the Minnesota River basin.
Corpse Flower Blooming Now at Gustavus; Visiting Hours Announced for Friday and Saturday
The corpse flower at Gustavus began to open Thursday and is expected to bloom overnight. The public is welcome to visit and experience the unique smell of the corpse flower on Friday, June 3, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and again on Saturday, June 4, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Reginald Penner ’83 Helps Lead a Nanowire Discovery
A California-based research group led by Reginald Penner ’83 has made an important discovery in nanowire technology that could revolutionize our battery-powered devices.
Gustie Math and Science Majors Take Top Competition Honors
A team of Gustavus Adolphus College math and science majors placed higher than any other liberal arts college in the nation in a recent international math competition.
Griffin Reed ’16 Receives Glenn T. Seaborg Award
Gustavus senior Griffin Reed has been named the 2016 winner of the Glenn T. Seaborg Science Award by the Swedish Council of America. The award will allow him to travel to Sweden in December for the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony.
Four Gustavus Alumnae Honored by the National Science Foundation
Three recent alumnae were named winners of the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowships (GRF), which strive to foster and promote excellence in U.S. science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Another Gustie received an honorable mention for the fellowship.
Ray Sajulga ’17: Bits, Bytes, and Biochemistry
When Ray Sajulga started doing on-campus research during November of his first year, he had no idea that he would be able to combine his love of science and computers both inside and outside the lab.