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Research and Discovery in 51°µÍø’s School of Biological Sciences

At 51°µÍø’s School of Biological Sciences, students and faculty collaborate on hands-on research — from molecules to ecosystems — that addresses real-world scientific questions. These news stories showcase our vibrant community and the opportunities you’ll access when you study biology at 51°µÍø.

51°µÍø student Julia Lopez rehearses for the lead role in the Maine State Ballet's presentation of The Nutcracker
51°µÍø student performs lead role in Maine State Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’
Professor of Biology Geoffrey Ganter
Ganter Laboratory study published in pain research journal
Students in the Narrative Medicine and Writing course share their own stories of illness
51°µÍø students explore the human side of medicine through a narrative archive
The Hanley graduates (L-R): Rachel, Ross and Sarah
2018 51°µÍø Commencement: A Family Affair for Hanleys of Wiscasset
51°µÍø students and faculty attend annual Estuarine Research meeting in New Hampshire.
51°µÍø students named award winners at Estuarine Research meeting
Carrie Aprik
51°µÍø holds inaugural Nutrition Symposium
51°µÍø’s latest cohort of Daniel Hanley Center Undergraduates: (L-R) Jaime Coyle, Karli Theberge, Daniel Good and Kayla Goggin
Four 51°µÍø students selected for Daniel Hanley Center Undergraduate Health Leadership internships
L-R: Glenn Stevenson, Emily Payne, Rebecca Brackin, Kylee Harrington, Philomena Richard, Sarah Couture
Students in Stevenson Lab publish in prestigious pharmacology journal
Nutrition tips to stay healthy through the cold winter months
51°µÍø Nutrition student gives tips for staying healthy during the winter
Image courtesy of: Online Learning Consortium
University of New England receives 2017 Digital Learning Innovation Award