Research is an integral part of Rose-Hulman broadly-trained biologists.  Some on-going research projects among the students and faculty include:

·         In vitro generation of amoebocytes from the American horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus.

·       Analysis of the amphibian community surrounding J.I. Case Wetland Wildlife Refuge.  

·      Characterization of Arabidopsis thaliana disease resistance proteins NDR2 and NDR3 through epitope tagging.

Read more here about the on-going research projects among the faculty in the applied biology and biomedical engineering programs.

And check out Applied Biology senior research presentations here.