Learning From the Land on Lytle Ranch
Lytle Provides Students, Scientists, and Visitors with an Opportunity to Experience the Flora, Fauna, and Ecological Complexities of This Living System.
Fall 2022
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Becoming the CEO of Your Plate
Registered dietitian and BYU alum Miki Eberhardt empowers individuals to create mindful personal and family eating plans. This is not the same thing as thinking constantly about what you eat; it's about making peace with food by focusing on nourishment, nutrition, and celebrating all body types.
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Celebrating Women in Science: Earlene Durrant
Earlene Durrant was hired as BYU’s first female athletic trainer in 1972. With little to no funding for the women’s athletic training program 50 years ago, Durrant worked from a small corner in the women’s locker room and even took leftover tape from the men’s training room trash in order to care for female athletes. These obstacles didn’t deter Durrant; she was passionate about advocating for female athletes because “women need to be just as conditioned as men to prevent injuries.”
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Pollution, Preservation, and Planting Seeds of Everlasting Impact
Through her diligent science communications, Isabella Errigo's research on the negative health effects of Utah's pollution is now a building block for environmental legislation, non-profit missions, and university curriculums. "I expected her to come back with some ideas on how to move forward. She, in the meantime, called forty or fifty members of Congress," says Ben Abbott, BYU professor.
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Dean's Message
It is a stroke of fortune to take the helm of a robust college in a time of stability. The current strength of the College of Life Sciences is due to the leadership of previous deans and others, particularly to the wisdom and steady hand of my immediate predecessor, Dean James Porter. He built a foundation of firm commitment to the Mission and Aims of BYU, with students as our undisputed number one priority. We are now in the enviable position of building upon that foundation as we search for opportunities where small adjustments can bring us into ever greater alignment with the Mission and Aims of our university and with its inspired Statement on Belonging. We have recently undertaken a significant effort to solicit input and feedback from students and employees across the college. That input will shape our efforts in the months and years ahead. At the same time, we will devote effort and resources to four priorities that I shared during the search that led to my appointment, and that I feel a mandate to pursue:
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A Simple Solution for a Complex Problem: New Tools May Lead to Earlier Alzheimer's Diagnoses
Chad Pollard (’22), cell biology PhD student and BYU’s 2022 Student Innovator of the Year, is on a mission to revolutionize Alzheimer’s disease diagnostics.
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Spring 2022
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Celebrating Women in Science: Kamal Ranadive
In 1917, when Kamal Ranadive was born in Pune, India, it was rare for a woman to occupy a seat in the local Fergusson College, especially in the sciences. But lucky for Ranadive, her father, who taught in the biology department, encouraged her to pursue an education. She graduated from Fergusson with a bachelor’s of science in 1934 and continued her education to earn a doctorate in cytology from Bombay University.
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Birds Around the World
With the number of natural history collections declining, Skip Skidmore and Randy Larsen recognize the importance of the bird collection at the Bean Life Science Museum.
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Painting with Bacteria: Connecting Art and Science
Winners of the Semiannual Agar Art Contests for the 2021-2022 school year, sponsored by the College of Life Sciences Department of Microbiology and Molecular Biology (MMBIO).
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Making Waves with Water Security Research
Four-year-old Sara Sayedi sits on her mother’s bedroom floor in Iran, flipping through images of colorful monkeys and frigid arctic landscapes. The world comes alive to her through the villages pictured in National Geographic magazines and the detailed maps in atlases. Her mother helps her sound out unfamiliar words like Antarctica. Decades later, Sayedi’s fascination with the natural world continues to grow as she engages in environmental conservation work through research that impacts policymaking.
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Learning From the Land on Lytle Ranch
Old, clunky generators from the ’80s sustained just enough power for the lights to flicker on and reveal twin beds on metal frames. It was Christmas Day 2021, and the Leota family had spontaneously packed up all their belongings and driven nearly 300 miles to Utah’s southwestern corner. As they drove, Christmas trees shriveled into cacti, and white snow melted into red dirt.
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Faith, Joy, and Science
The following is an abridgment of Dr. Glenn Schiraldi’s presentation given on September 9, 2021, as part of the College of Life Sciences Faith and Science seminar series.
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From Partnership to Patented Research: Undergraduate Student Innovates Gene-Editing Tools
It’s not every day that an undergraduate student approaches you with an innovative idea that significantly impacts the field and leads to developing a patented product, a startup company, and published research,” says Jonathon Hill, an associate professor of cell biology at BYU. “[But] I actually think the mentorship aspect is the best story here.”
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Huddled Up for Healing: Working with the Football Team to Address a Degenerative Brain Disease
In 2002, the death of legendary NFL center Mike Webster introduced the world to the degenerative brain disease known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). The disease is marked by depression, rage, substance abuse, cognitive dysfunction, and dementia, and diagnoses are rising rapidly among retired football players.
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James Porter: The Mediator's Meaningful Impact
At the University of Louisville in Kentucky, a student approached then-professor James Porter and said, “You must be a Christian.” This surprised Porter; he never talked about his religion in the public education sphere. The student continued, “I could tell by the way you act that you must be a Christian.”
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Dean Porter's Last Message
I am amazed at how often the work of students from the College of Life Sciences is featured by various campus and off-campus communication outlets. For example, a paper recently published in the journal PLOS One by a group of faculty and students from our Department of Microbiology and Molecular Biology was recently the lead article on the BYU homepage and was covered by several local media outlets. These researchers found that the virus responsible for COVID-19 was very unstable when placed on paper money but was more stable when placed on a credit card. This work suggests that our shift to cashless transactions during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic to limit the spread of the virus may have been ill-advised.
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Fall 2021
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Celebrating Women in Science: Jane Goodall
A notebook in one hand and binoculars in the other, twenty-six-year-old Jane Goodall left England and arrived in modern-day Tanzania to observe chimpanzees in their natural habitat. Her arrival in the Gombe Stream National Park was intimidating for her as she set out to study the huge, furry chimps by living in harmony with them. Even now at eighty-seven years old, Goodall still studies chimpanzees and advocates for wildlife conservation around the world.
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Dean's Message
I could also ask, "How does knowledge gained through spiritual means fit into the equation?” It is true that science relies on knowledge that is gained by observation using one or more of our special senses.
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The Garden of Scientific Perspectives
The following is an abridgment of Dr. Kimmerer’s original speech given in January 2021 at the BYU College of Life Sciences Seminar Series and sponsored by the Department of Biology.
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Spring 2021
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Catalyst for Change
Bringing Focus to Diversity in the College of Life Sciences
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Celebrating Women In Science: Margaret Liu
Margaret Liu grew up with a determined mother who shaped her into a tenacious scientist. Liu’s mother faced racial prejudice as a Chinese immigrant, so she encouraged her children to work hard in school and provided them with music lessons to ensure unique opportunities. She would often tell Liu, “To whom much is given, much is expected,” reminding her that she was held to a high standard.
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Covid Contributions
Inspiring Learning Through a Pandemic: How the College of Life Sciences Took Initiative
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Dean's Message
ONE OF THE COLLEGE OF LIFE SCIENCES’ PRIORITIES is to support the university’s strategic objective to advance student-centered research and scholarship in the light of President Worthen’s Inspiring Learning initiative.
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Faith and Science
Five Tips to Faithfully Approach the Intersection Between Faith and Science
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Life Under Ice: Discovering the skills of Antarctica's tiny ghost creatures
Written By: Kelly Huh
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Neuroscience Heads Home
EVERY FIVE YEARS SINCE ITS ESTABLISHMENT IN 1999, the neuroscience major has alternated between the College of Life Sciences and the College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences. However, as of July 1, 2021, students and faculty will no longer need to adjust to the rotating administration as the Neuroscience Center will permanently reside in the College of Life Sciences.
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Fall 2020
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Offering Expert Advice
As the COVID-19 virus spread around the globe, BYU reached out to faculty in the College of Life Sciences to answer scientific questions that could aid administration in the decision-making process.
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Dean's Message
Artwork promotes social interactions, elicits emotional responses, facilitates personal connection-making, enhances the workplace environment, and fosters learning. Dean James Porter reflects on the importance of artwork in creating a temple of learning.
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Atmosphere of Faith
New artwork added to the Life Sciences Building creates an environment of peace. Further reflection on the paintings provides context and meaning.
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Filtering Out Campus's COVID
Making thirteen stops three times a week and testing a whole lot of wastewater, these undergraduate students track the COVID-19 cases on BYU campus and in Utah County.
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From Insect Sampling to COVID Testing
In Dr. Paul Frandsen’s lab, BYU College of Life Sciences student Andrew Sheffield filtered countless jars of environmental DNA. He had no idea that his hours of work and eye for detail would provide him with the skills to contribute to his community and make a difference during a world-wide pandemic.
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Embracing Uncertainty
BYU College of Life Sciences Alumni Achievement Award Recipient Dustin Freckleton shares his thoughts on embracing uncertainty—learning to not only cope with but also thrive in the unknown.
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Celebrating Women in Science
In 1920, the 19th amendment granted women the right to vote and propelled society towards progress in social and economic equality. In honor of this monumental 100-year anniversary, the College of Life Sciences is proud to showcase some of the women who have made valuable contributions to the life sciences.
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Spring 2020
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Dean's Message
We are all familiar with the slogan located at the west entrance of BYU, “The World is Our Campus.” Nothing epitomizes this idea more than our college’s international programs and research collaborations. I hope you enjoy reading about some of these international experiences in this edition of the magazine.
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Department News
Student and faculty news from the School of Life Sciences and the Bean Museum.
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Dr. Gary Booth: A Lifelong Legacy
While at BYU, Dr. Gary Booth taught a wide range of subjects. Students and faculty alike appreciated Booth and his impact on the college.
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Inspiring Learning Around the World
Experiences around the world provide impactful learning opportunities for Life Sciences students.
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The Huntsman World Senior Games
They come from around the world. From Russia, Japan, Australia, and every state in America, more than 11,000 senior athletes converge in Utah to participate in the Huntsman World Senior Games, an annual international athletic competition for men and women age 50 and up.
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When Plans Don't Fly
“It’s game time. My job is the drone. I am supposed to map it, track it, and make sure that nothing goes wrong. We need this imagery data — it is 100 percent necessary. Our whole proposal and internship are based on the data that I am to collect.
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Can Stories Save Lives?
The year was 1966, and I was seated at my desk in Mrs. Ross’s third grade classroom when my mouth began to fi ll with saliva faster than I could swallow it.
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Dealing with Uncertainty: Dean's Message
From the beginning of human existence, people have been asking the question, “What is truth?”
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Dustin Freckleton
"I've had to learn to live in and stare in that abyss of uncertainty and find the grit to keep moving forward."
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In the Spotlight: Public Health
Public health team members receive their first place awards for the case study competition.
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Landscape Management Has Done it Again!
The college’s landscape management majors recently won their third-straight national championship and their seventh national title since 2003.
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