Congratulations Amanda - our 2025 MCB Outstanding Senior!

Among the College of Science's 2025 Galileo Circle Awards recipients are George Sutphin and Emily Dykstra.

The Winston Churchill Foundation has awarded Bryce Wilson a 2025 Churchill Scholarship, which supports undergraduate students who wish to pursue a year of Master's study in science, mathematics and engineering at Cambridge University.

Tsang Alan Tsang Cheng Hou, Assistant Professor, University of Hong Kong and Ingmar Riedel-Kruse, Associate Professor MCB, published a paper exploring how a single-celled organism called Euglena gracilis reacts to different light intensities.

Xizofan Jin, Assistant Professor at the Schulich School of Engineering, University of Calgary, and Ingmar Riedel-Kruse, Associate Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology, University of Arizona, recently published a paper in Nature Communications, titled "Optogenetic patterning generates multi-strain biofilms with spatially distributed antibiotic resistance".

Ashlin Schaefbauer is working to make the HPV vaccine more effective and more affordable so that everyone can have access to it.

Christina Guerrero on her work as a Ph.D. student in Dr. Rebecca Schomer's lab at the University of Arizona.

How does a cell really work? How does it make decisions? How does the sum of its microscopic parts become a self-sufficient entity, which can form communities of increasing complexity, creating organs, and ultimately advanced life?

Raymond Hon: I am working on understanding biological networks, specifically the network that cells use to make decisions about growth.

Adriana Gomez-Buckley about her work as a graduate student at the University of Arizona in the Carini Lab.