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The Law and Literature Weekend Seminar is a beloved tradition at Washington and Lee, show- casing the very best of the liberal arts by bringing together faculty and participants to study a single work ...

I am interested in understanding the ways in which gene expression in eukaryotes can be regulated post-transcriptionally. There are many essential processing steps which eukaryotic mRNA must undergo ...

Tropical biodiversity: What are the biotic and abiotic environmental factors important to the evolution and maintenance of biodiversity in the most species-rich and endangered ecosystem in the world?

The following are example schedules for completing the B.A. in Computer Science. The schedules have some flexibility, both in timing and which math courses you take to complete the requirements. We ...

Serratia marcescens is a ubiquitous bacterium that is also an opportunistic pathogen, found in nosocomial infections, especially in immunocompromised patients and patients with indwelling catheters.

After terminating an early undergraduate venture toward a musical career, I resettled into zoology, spending the next eight years in graduate school, interrupted only by a two year period with the ...

18+ years serving NW Ohio and Lexington hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, doctors and patients. 9 years teaching and researching at Washington and Lee University. I am currently working with Dr.

Humston teaches Introduction to Environmental Studies, Aquatic Ecology and Ecological Modeling, among other courses. He has researched fisheries management, fish ecology and dispersal/movement ...

I study physiological plant ecology, focusing on (1) herbivore-plant-microbe interactions, (2) physiological and growth responses to herbivory and (3) adaptation to, or effects of, environmental ...

Winder holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from the University of North Carolina, Asheville, and a master\’s in botany from the University of Tennessee ...