A new study co-authored by four Seton Hall students shows that nicotine-free vaping flavorings damage cartilage cells and trigger joint inflammation, expanding research into vaping’s health risks.
Biology student Arianna Valte earned top honors at the NJWEA conference for her undergraduate research exploring freshwater microbial communities and water quality.
Seton Hall University is pleased to announce the receipt of a major in-kind donation from Bristol Myers Squibb to benefit biology students in the College of Arts and Sciences.
A science and faith event exploring addiction through neuroscience, psychology, and Christian hope, featuring insights on resilience, grace, and pathways to healing.
Seton Hall’s new food digester converts cafeteria waste into compost for student research, advancing sustainability and hands-on science learning on campus.
Seton Hall nursing students tackle antibiotic resistance through soil microbe research, gaining hands-on lab skills and global health experience at the Antibiotic Discovery Symposium.
Giselle Pineda, who graduated with a double major in Biology and Catholic Studies in 2022, and who worked in the office for most of her undergraduate career, will be returning as Assistant Director.
Through her PA education, Lamiyah Rajai, M.S. ’25, influenced national policy, launched campus initiatives and mentored future healthcare leaders.
Bradley Martin, with a background in molecular ecology, genomics and bioinformatics, is leading research-driven integration of AI with large-scale genomic datasets.
Seton Hall is pleased to introduce its Master of Science (M.S.) in Molecular Bioscience, along with three STEM dual-degree (3+2) programs in biology, chemistry and physics.
Cosimo Antonacci and Biology student Daniella Catao began their study on "Thermodynamic Analysis of G-quadruplex Forming Regions in a Human Oncogene Promoter."
Biology Chairperson Jessica Cottrell, Ph.D., and 2nd-year Biology major in the joint B.S./M.D. program, Mahika Ganguly, were awarded a competitive STEM Undergraduate Research Award.
Erik Hill and Biology Major Aastha Patel were awarded the STEM Undergraduate Research Award for their research.
Marco Fanik and Aditya Kasina awarded esteemed Novo Nordisk scholarship for their research on diabetic bone regeneration.
Biology Professor Chu, Ph.D., and student James Primerano awarded the STEM Undergraduate Research Award for their study on how green tea has antibacterial properties.
Biology professor Professor Heping Zhou, Ph.D. and biology student Shilpitha Thomas have been awarded the STEM Undergraduate Research Award for their study 'Role of Cytokines in Endotoxin Tolerance'.
