Biological sciences doctoral student Drew Sturtevant completed 3-D chemical imaging of the inside of an Arabidopsis thaliana seed, which has never been mapped before.
Pamela Padilla, associate professor of biology and associate dean of research and graduate studies in the new College of Science, is one of 15 scientists chosen to attend a leadership institute for scientific researchers this summer.
A UNT team made up of three logistics students and one engineering student placed second at Operation Stimulus: A Student Case Competition, one of the most challenging logistics contests in the U.S.
Biology junior Isabel Delwel, of Round Rock, is one of 67 scholars in the United States selected to participate in the 2017 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Exceptional Research Opportunities Program.
Building the best academic and research programs is top priority at UNT, and 2017 includes numerous building and renovation projects that will strengthen the university's efforts.
UNT biologists are expanding research into how common pesticides affect Texas quail populations, and the results may have implications for human health.
UNT's Science Education Research Lab received the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality's 2016 Texas Environmental Excellence Award for its decade-long environmental education efforts in Dallas-area schools.
For nearly a month this spring, James Kennedy, Regents Professor of biology, and Tamara Contador ('06, '11 Ph.D.), a professor at the University of Magallanes, braved chilly weather and icy conditions to conduct research in Antarctica.
