
Dr. Ward Watt contributed to a new study published in Science Advances
Learn more about alternative life history strategies
Learn more about alternative life history strategies
Funding will support research on the role of local protein synthesis in the formation of neuronal connectivity.
Funding will support research on the effects of tri-trophic interactions on the population dynamics of herbivores.
Funding will support research on the role of Rhizaria in the oligotrophic ocean
Discover what Chernobyl's stray dogs could teach us about radiation
Learn how new antibodies can be developed to detect molecular pathways in epidopteran species.
Discover how axons communicate and degenerate during brain wiring
Learn more about luteolin and how it might be used in future treatments against dystonia
Discover how animals with distributed visual systems process visual information
Funding will support research on lncRNAp53Int1, a long non-coding RNA implicated in cancer
Discover the role of secondary pollinators in plant reproduction
Discover how multi-omics foster population genomics and microbiome studies
Learn more about the effect of climate change
Learn more about the behavior of Peromyscus maniculatus, the deer mouse!
Learn more about the war between water molds and plants
The program provides minority scholars with financial support, leadership opportunities and networking events
Funding will support research on Down syndrome
Funding will support research on chronic nerve injury
Funding will support research on nerve regeneration
Funding will support research on the communication between organs and the adipose tissue.
Learn how butterflies adapt to a novel host plant in their environment
Jay's experiences led him to becoming a tour guide for Nature Adventures Outfitters, which he now owns.
Research from his laboratory at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, part of the National Institutes of Health, has identified novel mechanisms for the causes of familial Parkinson's disease.