Within the science field, Del Mar College’s biology degree satisfies a student’s curiosity about the world around them.
By Cadence Garcia
Students with aptitude for science flock to Del Mar biology degree
Students with aptitude for science flock to Del Mar biology degree
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Photos by Meagan Falcon/Foghorn Graham Hatfull, professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh, served as the keynote speaker and presented a presentation on his research. Hatfull’s research focuses on the molecular genetics of the mycobacteria and their bacteriophages. Del Mar College student-researchers who performed research at locations across the nation presented a poster session afterwards on April 29 in the White Library for Student Research Day. Graham Hatfull, a professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh, served as the keynote speaker and presented an “Exploration and Exploitation of Mycobacteriophages” on his research focusing on the molecular…