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From Classroom to Culture: Zach Eliason’s Berlin Internship

BY Parker Smith, January, 2024

Working with an international team at Zayt Bioscience in Berlin, Germany, Zach Eliason (BIO ’23) used yeast microbes to produce palm oil alternatives.

Kenny Harrington (CURA Bio 1st Place) stands to the left of another CURA competitor. He's wearing a blue collared button down shirt with the sleeves rolled up to his elbows. He wears a CURA name tag around his neck.

Evolution Education: The Power of a Role Model

BY Grace Christensen, December, 2023

Religion and evolution can be touchy subjects and we are often having to be careful about the assertions we make about the two. People may struggle to reconcile the two and this is the problem Kenny Harrington (Bio ‘24) tackled in his CURA research. Harrington took first place at the Fall 2023 College Undergraduate Research Awards (CURAs). His research explored how students increase their acceptance of the theory of evolution based on their scientific reasoning skills.

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Faith, Determination, and Resilience: Earlene Durrant’s 2023 Honored Alumni Lecture

BY Parker Smith, December, 2023

Seventh grade Earlene Durrant (Physical Education EdD '75) was determined to be a physical education teacher at BYU. Little did she know that she would transform the department.

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Finding Your Place: Life Sciences Student Council

BY Ehliza Bird, December, 2023

The College of Life Sciences Student Council gives advice on how to find your place in the college. They share how they personally are working to improve day-to-day life for every student.

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Dr. Jeffery Schachterle: Fieldwork First

BY Aubrey Johnson, December, 2023

Meet Dr. Jeffrey Schachterle, a new assistant professor of microbiology & molecular biology researching plant pathology.

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A More-Than-Lucky Day at the 2023 CURAs

BY Trent Olsen, December, 2023

From bridging language barriers in medicine to finding better grass for Utah’s dry climate, dozens of students presented their innovative research on Friday, October 13.

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The Agar Art Competition: Linking Science and Art

BY Parker Smith, December, 2023

Participants from the BYU community used multicolored bacteria to create masterpieces at the Department of Microbiology and Molecular Biology’s (MMBIO) Agar Art Competition on Tuesday, October 10 with the theme of “Microbiology in Space.”

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BYU Range Management Team Thrives at Utah Society for Range Management Meeting

BY Grace Christensen, December, 2023

The College of Life Sciences Range Management Team took first place in the Undergraduate Range Management Exam (URME) and the plant identification competition at the Utah Society for Range Management (USRM) meeting.

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Of Mice and Mentors: Zach Valentine's Research at Duke

BY Parker Smith, November, 2023

When Zach Valentine (NEURO ’25) went on a premedical internship at Duke University, he gained skills that have transformed his career.

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Led by Inspiration: 2023 GE Professorship Recipient Rickelle Richards

BY Jared Slye, November, 2023

Rickelle Richards, Ph.D., MPH, RDN knows the places the Lord guides us aren’t always the places we expect. Each day at Brigham Young University, Richards teaches large and small groups of students about the principles of nutrition. From general education classes to complex high-level courses, Richards embraces the challenge of teaching students with a wide variety of backgrounds and knowledge bases.

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