The Biology department at Saint Catherine University. Educating women to lead and influence while emphasizing scholarly enquiry and social justice teachings
Summer research students Ya Yei Xiong and Naturelle Vang are setting up hydroponic experiments with Brassica plants to see the effect of altered nutrient conditions on nectar quality and quantities. Exciting times!
Two St. Kate’s professors have been named Division Councilors at the Council of Undergraduate Research (CUR). Erick Agrimson and Katie Campbell will serve on CUR’s General Council and work to further opportunities for undergraduate research.
Read more: https://t.co/2ChOMhVY0p
Microbes & society are closely linked—to advance in the post-COVID era, this fact cannot be overlooked. Learn how the microbial sciences can change the world in this open access article from Microcosm, feat. discussions with ASM President Colleen Kraft. https://t.co/2GH0rj405A
BioClub pulled off such a great PhD panel event with graduate program coordinators visiting from the University of Minnesota. Students learned about the PhD application process, what makes a strong application and the ins and outs of the PhD journey. #katies#gradschool#phdchat
Biology faculty Prof. Rahul Roy recently was part of a team that cracked the chemistry of a black nectar producing flower that gets pollinated by birds. Check out the jet black nectar in the flowers.
Happy to share that the chemistry of the black nectar of Melianthus is now published. It started with a discussion with @rachelvannette at a conference about this sp and finding out that it grew on the UC Davis campus, expediting the access to it. Haha! https://t.co/ChJnCb8Vrf
It's #NPHW, and today's theme is Reproductive and Sexual Health. Learn about how advancements in sample self-collection for #STI testing allows people to take charge of their health care in a comfortable and accessible way. https://t.co/bQ6iGaoVIL
Congratulations to Anupama Pasricha, PhD, who was honored with the Outstanding Professional Award at the 2023 Minnesota Association of Fashion and Consumer Sciences (MAFCS) banquet last month! Read more: https://t.co/IJsLCqmMmD
#leadandinfluence#mystkates#stkatesfashion
‼ New Major ‼
We are thrilled to announce our new Talent Management and Human Resources major in the School of Business! This major shapes students helps students put the "human" back in "Human Resources." https://t.co/msqj5z47TZ
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Portable low-field scanners could revolutionize medical imaging in nations rich and poor—if doctors embrace them.
Learn more in this @NewsfromScience feature: https://t.co/KHMYfogIAh
The production of palm oil, used in some cosmetics, has driven deforestation in tropical regions – now the first synthetic alternative is available, and it smells faintly of carrots https://t.co/iBXyRqQcx0
The gut is not only home to bacteria, but also viruses...lots and lots of viruses. Scientists are just beginning to understand the role of the gut #virome in human health and disease, and its therapeutic potential. Learn more: https://t.co/NBppn0aSd9
We are so sad to have to announce that our beloved female giraffe Daisy passed away early this morning. Please keep Daisy’s care team in your thoughts. They are devastated. https://t.co/fzCuoE05Ho
It’s an honor being featured by my school @st_kates while attending the @UN_Women CSW! Getting the news after presenting on Youth voices at the @UKUN_NewYork was extremely special! Thank you all for your continuous support of @MtcGirl!
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Join us for Moving Close to the Ground on March 23, 6–8 pm! During this talk, disabled writer & activist Eli Clare reflects on ableism, how the non-disabled world privileges walking, and the importance of disability community. Register at: https://t.co/2Y6S4n0M4D