Haverford College's Koshland Integrated Natural Sciences Center

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The Marian E. Koshland Integrated Natural Sciences Center (KINSC) is a platform for curricular and scholarly discussions among Haverford College's Departments of Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology. A focus of the KINSC is the development of innovative curricula in interdisciplinary areas, such as biochemistry, biophysics, neurobiology, and materials science. The Center also seeks to promote research initiatives in rapidly emerging fields of study, such as nanoscience and bioinformatics, not traditionally represented at Liberal Arts Colleges. Through interactions with the Center for Humanities and the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship, the KINSC explores the impact of science and technology on society. For extensive details on this facility, click here.

News

Students from Biology Professor Iruka Okeke's Biology 124 course are presenting their work in the KINSC Link.

Eleven of these students have written or co-written biographies of these scientists, which have been published in the Journal of Infection in Developing Countries as part of a special feature on science in resource-poor regions. Check out the news coverage and video of the event.

This fall, student and faculty works from Haverford students and faculty featured in a Cantor-Fitzgerald Art Gallery exhibit

This fall, student and faculty works from Haverford students and faculty were featured in a Cantor-Fitzgerald Art Gallery exhibit of multimedia prints by noted science photographer Felice Frankel,and curated by physics faculty member Suzanne Amador Kane.

Check out the Photos from the opening

"Centers of Learning, Discovery and Renewal" Panel Discussion. A Panel Discussion with the directors of the three centers and a student research symposium featuring the work of selected students

Following the presentation, dozens of student researchers from all disciplines presented their work at a "poster display" reception in Zubrow Commons of the Koshland Integrated Natural Sciences Center.

See photos from the event.

Haverford student research profiled in Chronicle article.

The Chronicle of Higher Education profiles undergradute research.
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The KINSC is housed in a five-building complex featuring:

The Gilbert White Science Library.

Instructional and research laboratories for use by faculty and students.

Several computer-equipped classrooms.

A microscopy suite with an electron microscope, several fluorescence microscopes, and two atomic force microscopes.

A laser laboratory for instruction and research in atmospheric chemistry, biochemistry, and materials science.

A machine shop.


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KINSC Home Page Marian E. Koshland Biographical Memoir by Ruth Levy Guyer (National Academy of Sciences) Interdisciplinary Programs Biochemistry and Biophysics Neural and Behavioral Sciences Neuroscience Science and Society Summer Journal Club Undergraduate Science Research Symposium Summer Journal Club Research Opportunities & Scholarships Outreach Programs Departments For Students For Faculty HHMI	Welcome The Marian E. Koshland Integrated Natural Sciences Center (KINSC) is a platform for curricular and scholarly discussions among Haverford College's Departments of Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology. A focus of the KINSC is the development of innovative curricula in interdisciplinary areas, such as biochemistry, biophysics, neurobiology, and materials science. The Center also seeks to promote research initiatives in rapidly emerging fields of study, such as nanoscience and bioinformatics, not traditionally represented at Liberal Arts Colleges. Through interactions with the Center for Humanities and the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship, the KINSC explores the impact of science and technology on society. For extensive details on this facility, click here. News Students from Biology Professor Iruka Okeke's Biology 124 course are presenting their work in the KINSC Link. Eleven of these students have written or co-written biographies of these scientists, which have been published in the Journal of Infection in Developing Countries as part of a special feature on science in resource-poor regions. Check out the news coverage and video of the event. This fall, student and faculty works from Haverford students and faculty featured in a Cantor-Fitzgerald Art Gallery exhibit This fall, student and faculty works from Haverford students and faculty were featured in a Cantor-Fitzgerald Art Gallery exhibit of multimedia prints by noted science photographer Felice Frankel,and curated by physics faculty member Suzanne Amador Kane. Check out the Photos from the opening "Centers of Learning, Discovery and Renewal" Panel Discussion. A Panel Discussion with the directors of the three centers and a student research symposium featuring the work of selected students Following the presentation, dozens of student researchers from all disciplines presented their work at a "poster display" reception in Zubrow Commons of the Koshland Integrated Natural Sciences Center. See photos from the event. Haverford student research profiled in Chronicle article. The Chronicle of Higher Education profiles undergradute research. more >> The KINSC is housed in a five-building complex featuring: The Gilbert White Science Library. Instructional and research laboratories for use by faculty and students. Several computer-equipped classrooms. A microscopy suite with an electron microscope, several fluorescence microscopes, and two atomic force microscopes. A laser laboratory for instruction and research in atmospheric chemistry, biochemistry, and materials science. A machine shop.	Contact the Center Haverford College Directory Search Talks & Events Center for Peace and Global Citizenship Humanities Center Faculty Development