| Upcoming Seminars |  |
| Genetic analysis of circadian clocks in mammals Joe Takahashi, Neuroscience, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Monday, November 9, 1:30 - 2:30 Stephens Room, 3503 Thomas Hall (formerly Gardner) A W.M. Keck Center for Behavioral Biology Seminar |
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| Exploring the ecological and evolutionary consequences of plant sex using a comparative phylogenetic approach Marc Johnson, Plant Biology, NCSU Thursday, November 12, 4:00 - 5:00 David Clark Labs 101 |
| *BIOLOGY NEWS* |
| NEW resource for undergraduates: the Biology Advising Blog |
| Nate Bacheler recognized for outstanding dissertation. |
| Monica Iglecia featured on Grad School website. |
| Drs. Hinshaw and Barthalmus honored by CALS. |
| Scholarships available for science majors who want to teach. Learn more about the Burroughs Wellcome Scholarships. (September deadline) |
| Biology News Archive |
Welcome to the Department of Biology at North Carolina State University. We provide educational opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students and conduct world class research in a variety of areas in modern biology. From studies in molecular and cellular biology to neurobiology and physiology to ecology and conservation biology, we share a passion for understanding the living world.
Formerly the Department of Zoology, we have now combined with the Biological Sciences Program to create a department with an even stronger teaching and research portfolio. We offer undergraduate degrees in Biological Sciences and in Zoology, as well as graduate degrees in Zoology and in Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences.
Consistent with the teaching, extension, and research functions of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), the Department of Biology offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs, has several faculty who provide their expertise to the community through extension services, and supports over 25 faculty research programs focusing on a wide range of questions of interest in biology.
Research programs in the Department of Biology are grouped into the following areas of interest:
Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (learn more)
Endocrinology and Environmental Physiology (learn more)
Neurobiology and Behavioral Biology (learn more)
Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology (learn more)
Fisheries and Wildlife (learn more)
Aquaculture (learn more)
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