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Jul 16, 2013

Megan Matthews Awarded NPSC Fellowship

Megan L. Matthews, ECE doctoral student, was awarded a National Physical Science Consortium Fellowship  beginning Fall 2013. To read more about this accomplishment, click here.

Apr 25, 2013

A Single Challenge a Suite of Experts

Read about the multi-disciplinary team, including members of the EnBiSys Lab, who are working to better understand how Arabidopsis thaliana responds when deprived of iron, in an article featured on the North Carolina State University home page.

Nov 30, 2012

Morjan Rahhal presents at SNCURCS

On November 17, EnBiSys undergrad, Morjan Rahhal, presented her research “Modeling Biological Systems: Evaluation of Systems Biology Toolbox and Wolfram Systems Modeler” at the State of NC Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS) in Durham, NC.

Nov 30, 2012

Ransford Damptey wins ABRCMS Research Award

On Nov. 10, EnBiSys undergrad, Ransford Damptey, won the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS) Research award in the area of Molecular and Computational Biology for his presentation on Assessing the Dynamics of Biochemical Pathways Using Continuous Boolean Approximations.

Nov 30, 2012

OPT-ED Alliance Day Conference

EnBiSys undergraduate students Morjan Rahhal and Ransford Damptey presented their research at the Eleventh Annual NC OPT-ED Alliance Day Conference in Raleigh, NC on October 16. The NC OPT-ED Alliance seeks to encourage underrepresented minority students from middle school through graduate school to attain doctorate degrees. EnBiSys undergrad Morjan Rahhal in front of her poster

Oct 29, 2012

2012 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics

Megan Matthews and Dr. Cranos Williams presenting at the IEEE SMC Conference Oct. 14-17, 2012 in Seoul, Korea.

Sep 21, 2012

Estimating ‘Regions of Attraction’ Should Improve Computer Models of Biological Systems

Dr. Cranos Williams, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has found an effective means of estimating the “regions of attraction” (ROA) when developing computer models of biological systems – improving the ability of these models to predict how a system will respond to changing conditions. But to talk about that, we probably need to…

Sep 18, 2012

Williams, Long, Ducoste, and Tuck Receive Award for Interdisciplinary Research in Plant Systems Biology by the NSF

Drs. Cranos Williams (PI), Terri Long (CoPI), James Tuck (CoPI), and Joel Ducoste (CoPI) have been awarded $999,754 by the National Science Foundation for research on Dynamic Regulatory Modeling of the Iron Deficiency Response in Arabidopsis thaliana. Read More

Aug 5, 2012

Undergraduate Research Symposium

EnBiSys undergrads Liya Weldegebriel, Ransford Damptey, and Morjan Rahhal presenting their research at the NC State Undergraduate Research Symposium on August 1, 2012.

Jul 18, 2012

IMSD Research Assistantship

Megan Leigh Matthews, an ECE Master’s student under Dr. Cranos Williams, has been awarded the Initiative for Maximizing Student Diversity (IMSD) Doctoral Research Assistantship. Read More