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Biomarker 2022 now available

Ananya Sen

The 16th volume of the Biomarker is now available online at (https://www.igb.illinois.edu/sites/default/files/uploads/Biomarker2022…), and across the Carl R. Woese Institute…

Anthony Digrado and Jessica Brinkworth to feature on Story Collider Podcast “Flora”

IGB Comms

Science storytelling organization The Story Collider develops “true, personal stories about science” as part of their mission to reveal the vibrant role that science plays in…

IGB’s “Art of Science” exhibit now on display at the Keck Center

Shelby Lawson

The Cultural Programs of the National Academy of Sciences is now displaying “Art of Science”, an exhibition of artwork from the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology…

Pollen Power back in season at Unit 4

Ananya Sen

Activities that revolve around science provide children with the opportunity to develop different skills, including communication, problem solving, perseverance, and learning…

Young Innovator program successfully concludes its second year

Ananya Sen

The Young Innovator program is designed to help trainees become innovative leaders in their fields. The students attended classes for ten weeks over the summer and, at the end…

STEAM TRAIN 2022 adventure completed

Ananya Sen

When one imagines what 6th-8th grade students might be interested in, these projects may not immediately come to mind: studying metabolism in the Minecraft universe,…

Pollen Power concludes its first online camp

Ananya Sen

The Pollen Power camp, which takes place over the summer, targets 6th-8th grade students from underrepresented populations in STEM with the goal of training them to observe…

IGB 2019 Annual Report Now Available

Nicholas Vasi

Part of our mission at the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology is to help provide every person the opportunity to join the conversation on how genomics influences our…

IGB and SciLine host Genomics for Journalists


Imagined as a sort of science “boot camp” for reporters, Genomics for Journalists is a multi-day workshop designed to arm journalists—including those without deep backgrounds…