The twists and turns of science research
Clemson research indicates abundance of microbe diversity key to healthy coastal ecosystem
Clemson genomic migration analysis shows antibiotic resistance moving from humans to animals
New study explains how salamanders harness regeneration to buffer themselves from climate change
Biologists study all aspects of life—from the structure and function of molecules and cells to the behavior and interaction of organisms, communities, and ecosystems. We then apply this knowledge to areas such as medicine, conservation, and agriculture. Our motto, From Molecules to Ecosystems, captures the excitement of discovery and dedication to the scientific process found in our large department.
The applications of biology affect the health and well-being of individuals in their societies and the continuation of earth as a balanced ecosystem. We aim to produce informed citizens who not only contribute to the scientific community, but also to the ongoing dialogue concerning the many ethical, social, and political issues that have biological context or consequences.
In the news: Bill Baldwin's research ties metabolic enzyme to obesity and fatty liver disease
TV: SCETV and "Making It Grow" feature Bob and Betsy Campbell Museum of Natural History
In the news: Vincent Richards publishes results that draw attention to reverse zoonosis
In the news: DeWalt named Chair of Biological Sciences
