News
(May 5, 2022)
Biology Professor Frants Jensen Among Team Awarded $1.5M NSF Grant to Design Cutting-Edge Coral Reef RobotThe robot would be capable of exploring a coral ecosystem and monitoring the biomass, biodiversity, and behavior of creatures living in or passing through a reef over long periods of time.
(April 19, 2022)
Viewing a Microcosm Through a Physics LensResearch could have implications on human health and medicine.
(April 1, 2022)
Biology Alum Joins SUNY Fredonia Distinguished Professor ListTed Lee, who earned his Ph.D. in biology from Syracuse University in 1991, has been named a Distinguished Teaching Professor in the SUNY system. This award is one of the highest recognitions that can be conferred on a SUNY faculty member.
(March 8, 2022)
A&S Biologists Observe a Molecular “Hand-off” That Plays a Key Role in ReproductionThe team’s novel research on the life history of fruit fly sperm demonstrates molecular continuity between the male female reproductive tracts.
(March 3, 2022)
SU WiSE has been empowering women in stem for over 22 yearsArticle about Syracuse University’s Women in Science and Engineering, Feb 2022
Faculty Co-Directors Shobha Bhatia (Civil Engineering) and Kate Lewis (Chair of Biology)
(Feb. 13, 2022)
Biotechnology Major Combines Science and Business While Preparing for a Job with PfizerZainab Kumandan '22 is a member of Pfizer's prestigious Breakthrough Fellowship Program, which strives to develop students of minority heritage, and she will work for the company following graduation.
(Feb. 1, 2022)
BREW at SUDuring the semester break, seven Onondaga Community College students from various STEM-related degree programs took advantage of a unique research opportunity.
(Jan. 12, 2022)
Integrating Biology, the Environment, Sustainability and PolicySophie Hernandez '22 will graduate with a dual degree in biology and environmental science and a
concentration in sustainability and policy.