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Department of Biology, University of Washington

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May 16, 2026

UW Biology Department Open House!

Dr. Halmo had a great time welcoming folks to the UW Biology Open House on Saturday! Greeting folks and sharing the passport program with learners of all ages was great fun - who doesn't love stamps and stickers?! It was a fantastic event put on by the...


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May 15, 2026

Poster Presentation at UW Undergraduate Research Symposium

Swasti & Abeeha shared the research they have been working on over the past year at the UW Undergraduate Research Symposium - they did a great job explaining and fielding questions!



May 8, 2026

Abeeha & Swasti share their research at UW BioFest

Abeeha and Swasti shared our work on "Life Science Students' Perceptions of Risk Associated with Social Metacognition" during the poster presentation section of UW BioFest! It was a great opportunity to see all the fantastic research UW Biology undergr...


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May 6, 2026

Sharing research at Chapman University's Schmid Science Forum

PDF file In May Dr. Halmo had the opportunity to visit sunny California to share the team's research on social metacognition with Chapman University's Schmid College of Science and Technology and the Chapman Biology Education Research group that Dr. J...


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Mar 17, 2026

We're hiring undergraduate researchers!

Check out the flyer below for more details.



Mar 2, 2026

Welcoming Dr. Emily Bremers to the team!

This month, Dr. Emily Bremers joined the lab as a postdoctoral scholar! We are very grateful to have Emily's expertise and leadership on the team. Check out  Emily's most recent publication on social metacognition below: Alone and Together: Exploring...


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Feb 25, 2026

Sharing research with UCSB's MCDB community

At the end of February, Dr. Halmo had the opportunity to visit sunny California to share the team's research on social metacognition with the University of California, Santa Barbara's Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology department. It was a fant...


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Feb 13, 2026

Graduate Recruitment Weekend

This weekend, the UW Biology department welcomed prospective graduate students to interview. As a part of recruitment, there was a social hour after graduate student seminar where members of the department were invited to dress up as the model organism...


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Feb 12, 2026

MicroTeach Presentations in BIOL 492

In Winter 2026, Dr. Halmo taught BIOL 492 where one of the assignments was to present a short, 5-7 minute lesson on a science topic to an audience of your choosing using some of the inclusive teaching principles learned in class. From the preparation o...


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Sep 24, 2025

Happy first day of classes!

Wishing all of the UW Biology students a happy autumn 2025 quarter! Dr. Halmo is excited to be co-teaching BIOL 355: Foundations in Molecular Cell Biology with Dr. Brian Buchwitz this quarter.



Jul 12, 2025

SABER 2025

In July Asu, Joyce, and Mara, all undergraduate researchers on the Enhancing Science Learning and Collaboration through Social Metacognition project, co-presented our research on student perceptions of social metacognition at the annual Society for the...


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Jun 25, 2025

We're hiring a postdoc!

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Jun 12, 2025

SIARM II Fellowship - Year 1

SIARM II Fellows & Faculty



Apr 10, 2025

Sharing research with NDSU's DBER community

This month Dr. Halmo had the opportunity to share the team's research on social metacognition with North Dakota State University's thriving DBER community! It was so wonderful to see discipline-based education research scholars across many departments ...


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Apr 3, 2025

Dr. Halmo is honored with UGA's 2025 Postdoctoral Research Award

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Mar 28, 2025

We're hiring undergraduate researchers!

We're hiring undergraduate researchers!



Mar 16, 2025

New Beginnings

Today marked the first day & inception of the Halmo Lab! Stephanie officially started her new position as an Assistant Professor in the Biology Department at the University of Washington. GO DAWGS! Huskies, that is :)


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