Biology

My aspirations as a biologist are driven by my fascination with Biology, and with how data can be used to understand and manipulate biological systems. At the frontiers of Bioinformatics and Genetics is where synthetic biology thrives as a powerful platform for many solutions to real-life problems. Most notably, it has vivified the way we conduct research on complex diseases. When multiple genetic and environmental factors come into play and where a greater wealth of data lies within reach, I find

explored. Marine biology is the science of the ocean. Marine biologists study all kind of ocean animals from weighing several tons to being microscopic. Marine biologists help save the ocean and discover it at the same time. Marine biology is the study of ocean life. Marine biologists study all kinds of animals from tiny crustaceans such as the hermit crab to huge mammals such as the blue whale. Marine biology has been around for a very very long time. According to the article “Marine Biology,” “The study

Biology Tania Espinoza-Flores Abstract Biology is the study of life. Biology talks about organisms and how they react to certain toxins, when you mix things up. There are nine fields in biology. Some examples of the fields are evolutionary biology, cellular biology, and molecular biology. Biology has a long history. Biology is beneficial in many ways. Biology has impacted people in negative and positive ways. People who study biology are called biologists. Biology, the Science of Life

In my freshman year of high school I took a regents biology class with the most dynamic teacher I have come across. I wasn’t keen on biology at first, but when we reached the DNA unit my whole world changed. I learned more about the molecular basis of what made me who I am, and from that moment on, I knew biology would be a subject I would want to pursue in the future. I knew that no matter where my education took me, biology was a subject I couldn’t give up on. And with that mindset, I tailored

excitement in my mind, inspiring fascination and curiosity. My love for biology started with my 8th grade science teacher, Mrs. Laflamme. She taught science and biology in a way that was fun, engaging, and interesting. I also joined my middle school's S.M.A.R.T team, allowing me to study the functions of proteins in the human body. Although this program involved a lot of work, it excited me. From freshman Biology through AP Biology, I never lost this fascination. I want to commit myself to the study

The STEM field that most interests me is Biology. I became interested in biology in middle school once we started going in depth about the STEM topic. In the beginning, I wanted to learn about the evolution of living things and the misconceptions of evolution and its true meaning. I then began to dive more in depth to what biology truly is, a pathway to learn about the structures that make up life. I enjoyed learning about the structure of living organisms, in specific, the human body and how we

Biology really grabbed me when I was in year 7 and first introduced to scientific investigations; my enthusiasm has not waned, this is what I want to do for the rest of my life. I’m excited to further increase my knowledge of the biological sciences, specifically those to do with humans and micro-organisms. Wanting to understand biology on a more complex level, I have been reading many articles about how scientists are trying to come up with new cures and vaccines for cancer. A topic that particularly

the same water dinosaur drank a billion years ago?” Water, rocks, and air are all bound by an endless cycle, but life is a one-time event. Life is what allows creatures from a T-Rex to a human to thrive on Earth. As a result, studying life through biology is my goal as I not only pinpoint what I aspire to be in future but also explore the vast unknowns of life. “Come on, stay with me! Don’t die on me! 1,2,3, Clear!” Everyone stood back as I carefully sprayed the leaves with water to hydrate the scorched

I chose to major in biology because it corresponds greatly to my career goal, becoming a physician. My interest in biology started in high school. I’ve always been fascinated by the interconnectedness of all living things. I took an AP biology class to strengthen my knowledge in this subject. Biology is the study of life and is conveniently the perfect introduction to becoming a physician. A physician job focuses on healing life; one cannot heal lives without learning and knowing the core elements

Environmental Biology. My hope is that after four years of majoring in environmental biology it will set me on my career goal to become a marine biologist. My decision to major in Environmental Biology is because Environmental Biology is very broad. It does not set you one just one thing, instead it branches off into different career paths, such as ecology, habitat restoration, wildlife rehabilitation, sustainable agriculture, marine biology and more. I could choose to major in marine biology, but I would