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  1. Center for Governance and Sustainability Team Publishes Groundbreaking Research
    Professor of Biology Kamaljit Bawa and Research Associate Uttam Shrestha share cutting-edge findings on Nepalese fungus.
  2. Global Challenges in Climate Change Science & Policy
    Distinguished Professor of Biology Kamaljit Bawa is hosting this Biology Department symposium. Everyone is welcome to attend.
  3. EEOS Department Deadline Approaching for Spring 2013 Semester on Nantucket
    The Nantucket Environmental Studies Semester, lasting the whole Spring 2013 semester, allows EEOS and biology students to study gain real experience in Nantucket's "Living Lab."
  4. Liam Revell Receives $10,000 Grant from U.S. Fish and Wildlife
    Grant Title: Endangered Species Research for Puerto Rican Boa
  5. UMass Boston Summer Research Symposium Poster Presentation
    The UMass Boston-Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center U54 Partnership invites you to learn about research opportunities through UMass Boston and chat with current student researchers.
  6. Professor Kamal Bawa Feted at UMass Boston for Awards Success
    University community honors 38-year faculty member
  7. UMass Boston Study Finds Himalayas Warming More Rapidly Than the Rest of the Earth
    Distinguished Professor of Biology Kamaljit Bawa and graduate student Uttam Babu Shrestha have coauthored a study that finds the Himalayas is warming more rapidly than the rest of the globe.
  8. UMass Boston Researcher Donates $200K in Prize Money to Research Think Tank
    Distinguished Professor of Biology Kamaljit Bawa has decided to donate his nearly $200,000 in winnings from the world’s first international sustainability award to the international think tank he founded.
  9. PhD Student Kenly Hiller Awarded EPA STAR Graduate Fellowship
    Kenly Hiller has been awarded a prestigious Environmental Protection Agency STAR Graduate Fellowship.
  10. UMass Boston Researcher Recognized on Global Stage
    Kamaljit Bawa, distinguished professor of biology at the University of Massachusetts Boston and faculty fellow at the Center for Governance and Sustainability, received two notable honors this week.
  11. Steven Bryant-Allen Shares First Prize for Best Student Poster
    Bryant-Allen shared the first prize for best student poster at the 46th Annual Regional Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology.
  12. Assistant Professor of Biology Receives Funding from the MIT Sea Grant College Program
    Jennifer Bowen received funding for her research proposal "Microbial Community Composition of Permeable Reactive Barriers: Who is Really Doing the Work?"
  13. UMass Boston Professor to Receive Jasper Loftus-Hills Young Investigator Award
    Assistant Professor of Biology Liam Revell has been recognized by the American Society of Naturalists.
  14. UMass Boston Researcher to Receive World’s First Major Award for Sustainability Work
    The Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters (DKNVS) announced today that Kamal Bawa, distinguished professor of biology at the University of Massachusetts Boston, is the recipient of the Gunnerus Sustainability Award, the world’s first major international award for work on sustainability.
  15. Boston Biology Conference: Science Education Reform: Are We Pointing in the Same Direction?
    AP Biology teachers and K-12 Biology teachers are invited to join co-sponsor UMass Boston for the first day of the 3-day Boston Biology Conference.
  16. Science Building Greenhouse one of UMass Boston’s “Hidden Jewels”
    The Biology Department's greenhouse, located on the fourth floor of the Science Building, is used for everything from research to relaxation.
  17. Patterns of Biodiversity Inform History and Conservation of Chihuahuan Desert Springs
    Dr. David Berg of Miami University speaks in the Biology Seminar Series.
  18. UMass Boston Student Engy Mui Among “29 Who Shine” in 2011
    Engy Mui, a decorated U.S. Navy veteran and biology major in the Honors Program, is the “29 Who Shine” award winner from UMass Boston.
  19. Behavioral Epigenetics Takes Center Stage at UMass Boston Conference
    Nearly 300 people working in neuroscience, behavioral sciences, drug addiction, and cellular and molecular biology attended a conference at UMass Boston.
  20. Luncheon Celebrates Faculty Success in Research,  Innovation, Scholarship, and Creativity
    More than 200 faculty, researchers, staff, and students attended a lunch which celebrated faculty success in research, innovation, and creativity.