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Survival Strategy
Prof. Jim Schulte looks at why some lizards adopted live birth over time. Science Olympiad
Clarkson recently hosted the Adirondack Regional Science Olympiad, an event that brought a host of science oriented high school students from throughout Northern New York onto campus. Martin LaFleur's Quest to Cure Cancer
This Clarkson University biomolecular science honors student has a big dream: finding a cure for cancer. 
New Ph.D. Program
The Interdisciplinary Bioscience & Biotechnology Ph.D. program enables graduates to work in diverse academic, corporate, and government research settings. 
Our backyard laboratory
Northern Adirondacks provides fertile location for research. 
Student Martin LaFleur Receives Fellowship
Selected for prestigious Sloan-Kettering summer program 
Reading the River
Prof. Michael Twiss recently co-authored a joint report on the environmental status of the St. Lawrence River.

Success Through Service
Nora Daye is going places, but not before she helps others. 
Researching Today's Issues
David Strickland investigates the genetics of human papillomavirus (HPV). 
Finding a Balance
For Hosana, being a student is about balancing classes, research and real world experiences.

A Passion for Teaching
Prof. Michelle Crimi prepares the next generation of environmental scientists.

The Scientist's Fish
Prof. Ken Wallace gains insight into human digestive diseases through a common fish.

An International Perspective
Prof. Cintia Hongay brings her multicultural background to the lab and classroom.











