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Published: 08/06/2025

Alejandro Rico-Guevara, Biology Assistant Professor, was featured on NPR's "All Things Considered" about research that suggests one species of hummingbird in California has evolved to get the most...Read more

Published: 08/06/2025

Biology PhD alum Karly Cohen was an author on a recent study that looked at the repeated and widespread evolution of biofluorescence in marine fishes. The study presents...Read more

Published: 04/22/2025

A new study of grasshoppers in the mountains of Colorado shows that, while the answers are complicated, biologists have much of the knowledge they need to make these predictions and...Read more

Published: 04/22/2025

In a study published February 19 in Animal Behaviour, a team of researchers from the UW and Carnegie Mellon University have discovered the reason: They’re mimicking males. That trickery...Read more

Published: 04/22/2025

Many congratulations to Janet Germeraad, UW Biology Director of Academic Services, and Dave Hurley, UW Biology IT Director, who both recently celebrated their UW milestone anniversaries. Janet celebrated 25 years...Read more

Published: 04/22/2025

For Valentine’s Day, UW News asked 12 University of Washington researchers to share their love stories: What made them decide to pursue their career paths? Featured among the 12...Read more

Published: 04/22/2025

UW Biology Professor Emerita Billie Swalla was recently honored with the Society for Developmental Biology's Lifetime Achievement Award

The Society confers yearly the SDB Lifetime Achievement Award to a...Read more

Published: 04/22/2025

Abby Swann, UW Biology Professor, was recently quoted in The New York Times on advice to be the best planetary citizen possible and answer the question, "What is...Read more

Published: 04/22/2025

Congratulations to our Biology students recently recognized in this year's Husky 100! The Husky 100 recognizes the outstanding work and achievements of students (both undergraduate and graduate) who are...Read more

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