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Undergraduate Biology Student Researcher: Laiba Ashraf
Laiba Ashraf is a Senior studying Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology and is pursuing a double minor in business administration and chemistry.
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KU, HASKELL STUDENTS TO PRESENT RESEARCH PROJECTS AT 23RD ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM
Eighteen undergraduates and six postbaccalaureate scholars supported by the Office for Diversity in Science Training will present research at the KU-Haskell Indian Nations University Student Research Symposium. The scholars are mentored by faculty members from the College of Liberal Arts &…
Undergraduate Biology Student Researcher: Cailin Kessen
Meet Cailin Kessen! She's an Undergraduate Researcher & has been doing amazing work in Dr. Walter's Lab!
Extinction of steam locomotives derails assumptions about biological evolution
When the Kinks’ Ray Davies penned the tune “Last of the Steam-Powered Trains,” the vanishing locomotives stood as nostalgic symbols of a simpler English life. But for a paleontologist at the University of Kansas, the replacement of steam-powered trains with diesel and electric engines, as well as…
Kansas-based undergraduate bioscience symposium returns to face-to-face presentations for 2023
The annual K-INBRE Symposium gives promising students in Kansas and Oklahoma a chance to pursue research topics in the biosciences.
Do you already have Alzheimer’s? That's what scientists at KU are asking young people
KU scientists are studying whether you can be "primed" to develop Alzheimer's.
KU STUDENTS TO PRESENT AT KANSAS UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH DAY AT THE CAPITOL
Mentored by faculty and staff from the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Kansas Geological Survey and schools of Engineering, Nursing and Pharmacy, 10 Jayhawks joined their peers from other universities to present their research at the Statehouse.
BESTSELLING AUTHOR TO DISCUSS THE ‘DARK HISTORY AND TROUBLING PRESENT OF EUGENICS’
A scientist, broadcaster and bestselling author who focuses on the complicated, interwoven history of genetics and race will give a public seminar at the University of Kansas in early March
RESEARCHERS PLAN CENTER TO TRACK MAMMAL PATHOGENS IN THE WILD TO WARN OF COMING PANDEMICS
Researchers from the University of Kansas are helping build an international, multidisciplinary center to monitor pathogens in wild mammals and act as an early warning system for pandemic prediction and prevention.
K-INBRE Symposium: A Successful Gathering of Scientific Minds
16 KU Students presented at the 2023 Kansas IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (K-INBRE) Symposium.
Undergraduate Biology Student Researcher: Kade Townsend
Meet Kade Townsend! He's an Undergraduate Researcher & has been doing amazing work in the Chandler Lab!