Student geologists highlight their research at key events
SUNY Fredonia science students are sharing findings of geology research compiled this past summer at several professional venues.
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Brown appointed Distinguished Teaching Professor
Department of Biology Professor William D. Brown, universally acclaimed by students and faculty, was promoted to SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor.
Junior creates award-winning Sigma XI poster, gains two nuclear science internships
For Sawyer Oppenneer, good things come in threes: first place in Sigma XI poster competition and two nuclear science internships.
Biology, Biochemistry students awarded prestigious research grants
Two SUNY Fredonia students will dramatically expand their investigative experience this summer through the Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program.
Pre-med senior Mia Piede to receive prestigious Lanford Presidential Prize
An enduring “intent on giving back to the community” has guided Mia Piede, recipient of the 2025 Lanford Presidential Prize.
Students present research at Rochester Academy of Science paper session
SUNY Fredonia students presented their research at the Rochester Academy of Science’s 50th Annual Fall Scientific Paper Session.
Alumnus and a medical school administrator to offer insights for pre-professional students
Bradley “Brad” Brown, a 2021 graduate of SUNY Fredonia, will share his experiences as a medical student on Oct. 31.
Chemistry Club to conduct science fair
A science fair encompassing biology, chemistry and geology will be held at the Fredonia Science Center on Saturday, Oct. 26.
Distinguished Biochemistry alumna is Homecoming guest speaker
SUNY Fredonia alumna and scientist Dr. Remi Adelaiye-Ogala will present a guest lecture on Friday, Oct. 18.
Sophisticated DNA sequencer a game changer in Biology department
SUNY Fredonia students can undertake cutting-edge research using an Oxford Nanopore MinION sequencer -- an instrument that, incredibly, is no larger than a Snickers bar.