By skconnorThe BIT Program’s biannual outreach event to the middle and high school science students at the NC School for the Deaf (NCSD) is always one... |Interview, New Courses
By skconnorAre you interested in bioinformatics, but too intimidated to take a class or try to teach yourself? Or are you interested in how bioinformatics could... |Seminar
By skconnorThe 2021 Molecular Biology Training Program (MBTP) Symposium was able to partially return to an in-person format this year, after being forced online last year.... |Interview, New Courses
By skconnorMost 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... |COVID-10, Education
By skconnorLast year, the BIT instructors had to adjust their labs to meet changing restrictions on in-person meetings, which meant virtual labs for most of the... |Interview, New Courses
By skconnorThough people talk about finding a “cure for cancer,” biologists have long known that finding such an elixir would be virtually impossible, as cancer is... |Education, Interview
By skconnorIn most biology classes, the discussion around RNA goes something like this: “DNA makes RNA. The three types of RNA are mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA.... |Education
By skconnorThough it seems a bit cliché to say, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected many areas of life, including, notably, education. When classes went online this...