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Bioscience

illustration of woman holding her stomach while drinking orange juice with microbes in the background and icons representing the stomach, metabolism and microbiome

Health and medicine

Trouble losing weight? It might be your gut microbes, not your genes

Graduating senior Connor Vuong will attend medical school at the University of Arizona this fall.

Science and technology

Graduate uses biochemistry opportunities at ASU to forge a path to medical school

April 25, 2019

Science and technology

School of Molecular Sciences grad fulfills both her passions as a STEM major and athlete

April 25, 2019

Melatonin

Science and technology

Melatonin receptor research could point to a better night's sleep

April 24, 2019

The 2019 SMS award and scholarship recipients.

Science and technology

Awards ceremony recognizes students, instructors and faculty for excellence in academics and research

April 24, 2019

Science and technology

Proofreading the book of life: Gene editing made safer

April 23, 2019

Double-stranded DNA acts as a template for self-assembly of cyanine dyes that serve as "exciton wires" for directional energy transport.

Science and technology

Using DNA templates to harness the sun’s energy

April 22, 2019

School of Life Science professor James Collins

Science and technology

ASU professor earns lifetime achievement award for excellence in herpetology

April 18, 2019

Bailey Reynolds

Science and technology

Life lessons propel conservation biology graduate toward environmental law

April 18, 2019

Science and technology

Epigenetic study reveals potential for earlier diagnosis in Parkinson’s disease

April 17, 2019

School of Life Sciences graduate Brandon Favre

Science and technology

Science’s 'cool' factor inspires molecular biology master’s degree graduate

April 12, 2019