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The Bachelor of Science in Systems Biology is designed to train students in the theoretical/computational tools and experimental methods necessary to understand living organisms as systems of closely interacting parts of increasing complexity (genes, proteins, cells, tissues, organs).
The Division of Systems Biology at Virginia Tech offers a Bachelor of Science degree program designed to train undergraduate students in the theoretical concepts, computational methodologies and experimental approaches necessary to understand living organisms as systems of closely interacting parts of increasing complexity.
Virginia Tech researchers in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences found that by preventing the malaria parasite from scavenging fatty acids, a type of required nutrient, it could no longer grow.
New research at Virginia Tech, the University of Bremen, and the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology has revealed that two kinds of microorganisms - methanogens and anaerobic methanotrophs – are able to produce a form of elemental carbon known as amorphous carbon.
Topics covered include the hierarchy of living systems, cell structure, physiology, and reproduction, Mendelian genetics, molecular genetics, evolution, microbial diversity, plant anatomy and physiology, animal anatomy and physiology, and ecological systems.
The Department of Biological Sciences is at the center of life sciences research and teaching at Virginia Tech. Our mission is to seamlessly integrate world-class research addressing the grand challenges of the 21st century, from global change to human disease, by preparing the next generation of scientists.
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Through these collaborative ventures and venues, CNRE faculty are tackling regional and global challenges in sustainability, geospatial technology, conservation, packaging, coastal studies, water, and more. Delve into research centers. Glycomaterials are produced by every living organism.
