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CBS Grad Student Carly Bush and Asst Professor Katelyn Cooper featured in ASU News
In a new study published in Life Sciences Education, ASU researchers Katey Cooper, Tala Araghi and Carly Busch highlight how active learning has the potential to both alleviate and exacerbate…
CBS Graduate Students Attend History of Biology Conference with a Friendly Tradition
Recent Bio & Society grads Dina Ziganshina Lienhard and Anna Clemencia Guerrero attended the 57th Joint Atlantic Seminar in the History of Biology.
Nicole Brewer named one of the 2023 Better Scientific Software Fellows
ASU graduate student awarded fellowship to improve scientific web applications
For the Love of Fossils: An Interview with Paige Madison
Paige is an alum of the Bio and Society Program. We spoke with her in February 2023 about her fascination with fossils and her academic path.
Thank you for supporting Biology and Society Students
Thank you for supporting the Center for Biology and Society with your gifts. All donations made to the Center for Biology and Society were matched up to $5000!
For the Fourth Time in 5 Years, Embryo Project Instructor Wins Teaching Excellence Award
The Center congratulates Risa Schnebly on winning a 2022 GPSA Teaching Excellence Award.
Carolyn Compton and Sara Brownell Named 2023 Founders' Day Honorees
Congratulations to Carolyn Compton on her Faculty Service Achievement Award and Sara Brownell on her Faculty Teaching Achievement Award. Both will be honored at the 2023 Founders' Day celebration.
From ASU to Global Health Research and Back: Meet Faculty Member Rachel Gur-Arie
ASU Bio & Society grad Rachel Gur-Arie was writing her dissertation on vaccine practices when the COVID-19 pandemic broke out.
Nathaniel Ross named U.S. Rhodes Scholar for 2023
Nathaniel Ross, CBS Undergraduate student is the first ASU Student in over 20 years to be selected as a 2023 Rhodes Scholar. Congratulations, Nathaniel!
Carolyn Compton among top female scientists in the world
For the first time, Research.com has published a list of the top 1,000 female scientists in the world. Carolyn Compton is one of the four faculty at Arizona State University that were recognized.
CBS/Global Futures grad student attends the Global Futures Conference in New York City
Dina Ziganshina Lienhard, a fifth-year graduate student, attends the Global Futures Conference co-hosted by the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory at Arizona State University and the Earth…
Meet Environmental Ethicist Chris Rojas
Meet new Center faculty member Chris Rojas, Assistant Teaching Professor in life science ethics, specializing in environmental ethics.
Welcome New 2023 Biology and Society Graduate Students!
The Center for Biology and Society is delighted to welcome a new group of graduate students to the 2023 academic year. Read about their research interests, backgrounds, hobbies, and much more!
Dr. Krystal Tsosie to be ASU's first Indigenous human geneticist
Krystal Tsosie (Diné/Navajo Nation) is an advocate for Indigenous genomic and data sovereignty. She is a co-founder of the first U.S. Indigenous-led biobank, a 501(c)3 nonprofit research institution…
CBS PhD Student Travels to the Netherlands for Research
With generous support from several groups at ASU, including the Center for Biology and Society, I recently completed a trip to Amsterdam to work as a visiting researcher. From October 2021 to June of…
CBS Alumni Julie Murphree Featured in ASU News
Read the ASU News story about Julie Murphree, who has taken her students to the Salt River since 2017, in part because she says traditional textbooks used to train future wildlife managers lack…
CBS doctoral scholar explores the management of sickle cell disease in India
What can the world gain from an anthropological investigation of sickle cell disease in India? This question has been at the heart of my recent fieldwork with sickle cell communities in India.…