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MosquitoMate, a UK research spinoff, is expanding operations to meet demands of mosquito-borne disease and pest control.

Cooper is using fruit flies and crayfish to shed light on neurobiology.

This lab team in biology studies reproduction of nonvascular plants like mosses.

Biologist Nicholas McLetchie, and Ph.D. students Jonathan Moore and Rose Marks, study sexual reproduction of nonvascular plants like liverworts and mosses.

BioBonanza is a one-day open house festival and part of a month-long celebration of Thomas Hunt Morgan and the Department of Biology's research.

Robin Cooper's funded research focuses on synaptic transmission using fruit flies and is driven by the questions of undergraduate and high school students.

Doug Andres is exploring the link between RIT1 mutations and lung cancer.

Fifteen years ago Douglas Andres and his team produced data that showed mutations in an on-off switch called RIT1 are a novel driver for human lung cancer.

Donna Arnett talks about her first research project, why she can't quit research, and her vision for the College of Public Health.

Two researchers, who have already paired up for life, are also paired up in the lab.