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CBS Student Experiences Public Health Policy in Israel
CBS graduate student Rachel Gur-Arie is coming up on her sixth month of being a Fulbright research scholar at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Beer Sheva, Israel, with Dr. Nadav Davidovitch. Gur…
Spotlight on the Digital Innovation Group
Harnessing computational power for the history of science. In the Fall 2015 semester, more than two dozen computer science and humanities students spent nine hours each week in a small lab in the…
ASU-Leuphana Global Classroom Comes to a Triumphant Conclusion
Global classroom ends with final lessons on interdisciplinarity and working across cultures.
MBL History Project Enters Third Year, Expands in New Directions
Brown University Royce Fellow and biodiversity are among this year’s big news at the MBL History Project.
Graduate Students Form a Tradition of Civic Leadership
For students in the Center for Biology and Society (CBS), civic leadership is quickly becoming a tradition.
Annual History of Biology Seminar hosted at the Marine Biological Laboratory
The 27th annual MBL-ASU History of Biology seminar occurred in Woods Hole May 13-20,…
CBS Faculty Pyne and Minteer discuss conservation in the Age of Humans
Spring 2015 Biology & Society Defenses
Congratulations to all the Biology & Society students who defended their research in the Spring of 2015!
Biology & Society Students Won Big in Spring 2015
Biology and Society students won big awards this semester, from places like the Fulbright U.S.
Stay connected with CBS on Social Media
Did you know that The Center for Biology and Society, along with our affiliated projects, is on social media?
Stay connected with CBS graduate students through Facebook…
Editor at Slate Shares Science Communication Tips with CBS Graduate Students
Communicating science, along with its political and technological implications, to a public audience, is an emphasis of many CBS graduate students’ education.
Give a Gift to Impact Biology and Society Students: Sun Devil Giving Day March 19
ASU Sun Devil Giving Day and your chance to make a difference for Biology and Society students.
CBS and Barrett, the Honors College send students to AAAS, 2015
A group of ASU students impressed the judges at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), 2015.
Embryo Project showcased History of Science at Night of the Open Door 2015
Spin the wheel and name the embryo, or build your own model embryo.
Distinguished Professor Returns to CBS to Teach Course on Scientific Revolution
White returned from his 2014 retirement to the Center for Biology and Society for the Spring 2015 semester to teach a course on the scientific revolution.
CBS Professors and Students Showcase New Methods for Understanding Innovation at AAAS 2015
New computational methods are changing our understanding of how and why innovation occurs in science and society.
Bioethics Breakfast Club back for the Spring Semester
From whole genome sequencing to three-person babies, this club addresses how ethics intersects with biology and medicine.