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The revelation that a group of fanged frogs once thought to be a single species raises tough questions for protecting biodiversity in the "gray zone" says IBIO professor Chan Kin Onn.

While model organisms are essential for biomedical research, choosing the right model is complex, and finding equivalent molecular components across species poses challenges. Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz (CU Anschutz) and Michigan State University (MSU) have compiled a comprehensive and extensive survey of computational tools that are helping make these choices more accurately. 

IBIO faculty members Nick Haddad, Phoebe Zarnetske, and Rich Lenski were recognized for exccellence in research and mentorship at the College of Natural Science's annual awards ceremony.

New approach revolutionizes flow cytometry’s potential for unculturable and understudied microbes

Reflections from scientists and passionate conservationists on the impact of a groundbreaking scientist, conservationist, and sometimes colleague.

The project will give farmers and local leaders science-based guidance to make informed decisions about land use and renewable energy.

Local adaptations could hold important keys for species survival.

Evolutionary biologist Chan Kinn Onn joins MSU's College of Natural Science and the MSU Museum to head the facility's vertebrate collection.

Inbreeding is hurting Michigan’s only rattlesnake. A long-term study shows how.