OEB News
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OEB Faculty Spotlight
OEB Strategic Partners
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OEB Research in Focus:
Current Research Areas
- Biodiversity & Systematics
- Biology of Marine Systems
- Biomechanics & Physiology
- Ecology
- Evolutionary Developmental Biology
- Mathematical & Computational Biology
- Neuroethology & Behavioral Ecology
- Paleobiology
- Population & Evolutionary Genetics
Groundbreaking research in the life sciences is now more interdisciplinary than ever and it is often the case that OEB faculty work in more than one of these areas.
Undergraduate Study
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The OEB concentration provides opportunities for students to study biological diversity in the field, whether close to home or abroad.
Graduate Program
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OEB Graduate students participate in collaborative forefront research in their chosen area of study.