RT @xercessociety: Please share with students! 🦋 Xerces is accepting applications for Joan Mosenthal DeWind Awards, which support students…

RT @JZK60: Undergraduate research is a great opportunity. I’m proud that three of my students are here in DC for the @ASGSRSpace meeting!…

RT @JZK60: Kiss group at @ASGSRSpace meeting in DC. #asgsr2023 @bio_uncg @UNCG_URSCO @UNCGResearch

RT @sousliks: Our RANGES #digitization network is meeting this week to talk digitizing #traits of #mammals from western North America. Hi…

RT @UNCG: Interested in great stories from leading experts in #nanoscience and #nanoengineering? Check out “Navigating Nano,” a student-ru…

RT @SustainableUNCG: This week we are highlighting different projects that have been made possible by the Green Fund!  The Ocean Advocacy…

RT @UNCGResearch: Baby birds, aquatic insects, and hope for the future: @bio_uncg Ph.D. candidate Melanie Stadler shares her research and t…

RT @elximo: Back in Greensboro today with the @lmbobay lab to attend @ellistorrance dissertation defense. It was also @bio_uncg weekly Frid…

RT @GRSchug: Trivia Tuesday: who am I?

RT @sousliks: Roughly 1 week left to apply for the Cell/Molecular position at @UNCG @bio_uncg ! Happy to answer questions from anyone about…

RT @UNCGResearch: Have you perused the 2023 issue of @UNCG Research magazine? Go to or call 336.256.0426 to request…

RT @UNCG_CAS: In the Media: New research from @bio_uncg's Dr. Kevin Wilcox & colleagues is helping scientists better predict how climate ch…

RT @sousliks: I want to thank @NSF for support in developing this course and generally supporting undergraduate education and better repres…

RT @sousliks: Something I think a lot about is whether the next generation of scientists will be aware of – and able to – use the biodivers…

RT @SustainableUNCG: We're thrilled to announce that we have officially been recognized as a #BeeCampusUSA by the @xercessociety Congrats @…

In bloom in the greenhouse: Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia reginae) 🤩 S/O to our greenhouse manager, April Harris, for maintaining a beautiful diversity of plants up on the 4th floor of Sullivan. Students can enroll in BIO 315, 422, or 499 to work with these collections!

Today, we teamed up with theatre to learn about plant-based dyes! Not only are our native plants powerful medicinal and culinary ingredients, but they can color more than just our landscapes. Fun workshop curtesy of Tara Webb @UNCGTheatre

RT @UNCGResearch: Congrats to lead author Christopher Cotter who conducted the research as a postbac student in the @bio_uncg Osena lab and…

RT @UNCGResearch: Increasingly popular #glutenfree African grain exhibits antioxidant activity in human cells, adding to evidence of health…