Isabelle Malouf uses zebrafish to do endocrine disruption research.

Isabelle Malouf uses zebrafish to do endocrine disruption research.
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by Brynn Boyer
Students had incredible encounters during a faculty-led trip to the Galapagos Islands.
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by Regina Weiss
Living-learning communities are a unique way for first-year students to become involved on campus.
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by Julia Davis
UMW honors students inspire young scientists.
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by Brynn Boyer
An uncommon reptile discovery will help shed light on the species in the Fredericksburg region.
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by Brynn Boyer
Student lab research reveals real-world applications.
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by Brynn Boyer
For Andrew Dolby, a stressed-out bird is a big deal. Dolby, professor and chair of the biology department, is researching the stress response in birds, specifically, the Tufted Titmouse. During the spring semester he worked with three students to catch birds on UMW property and at sites in southern Stafford County. They took their measurements […]
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