Chi Beta Phi, the honor society for the sciences, recently held its annual poster session to showcase the wide variety of undergraduate science research that takes place at Hampden-Sydney.  The Biology department was represented well by three projects from Dr. Wolyniak’s genomics class, which spent the semester characterizing a bacteriophage named Arturo by laboratory and computer analysis that was discovered on the H-SC campus last fall.

James Hughes '14: ideal environmental conditions for Arturo reproduction

Barron Frazier '12: Host range of Arturo

Kris Miller '13 and Greg Robertson '12 with their interpretation of "business casual" and an analysis of the effect of UV radiation on Arturo reproduction