By Sarah Kate ConnorAfter a successful Fall 2021 semester, the BIT Program will be offering its relaunched course on plant genetic engineering again next semester (Spring 2022). Dr.... |Interview, New Courses
By Sarah Kate ConnorMost students first hear of electron microscopy (EM) in their introductory biology course; it’s buried amongst a few other forms of microscopy, and perhaps even... |Interview, New Courses
By Sarah Kate ConnorThough people talk about finding a “cure for cancer,” biologists have long known that finding such an elixir would be virtually impossible, as cancer is... |Interview
By Sarah Kate ConnorWhen students in the Biotechnology Program show up to their lab classes, they may not think about how much behind-the-scenes work goes into ensuring their... |COVID-10, Interview
By Sarah Kate ConnorSince COVID-19 vaccines started to roll out in January, many Americans have eagerly learned about the three vaccines authorized for use in the US, devouring... |Interview
By Sarah Kate ConnorMeet Becca Selby, one the Biotechnology Program’s newest hires! She’s our new lab manager, and is excited to join the program in supporting and training... |Interview
By Sarah Kate ConnorThough the Biotechnology Program’s classes are often directly applicable to students’ future jobs, it can be hard to envision yourself utilizing the techniques and processes... |Interview
By Sarah Kate ConnorDr. Andrew Hasley, one of the Biotechnology Program’s newest hires, is evidence of just how much variation there is in the biotech field. His path... |Interview
By Sarah Kate ConnorAs an undergraduate student, I often meet people and think, “This is who I want to be when I grow up.” When I first logged... |Diversity, Interview, Seminar
By Sarah Kate ConnorAngela Saini, author of Superior: the Return of Race Science, joined NC State professors Dr. Terri Long and Dr. Blair Kelley on a panel discussion...