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Alyssa LaFaro

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Aug 27, 2026
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Jul 23, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · By Alyssa LaFaro, UNC Research, Thursday, August 27th, 2026

    This junior sees tree frogs in her future | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)

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    As a sophomore, Ella Wagner spotted a colorful poster sharing information about research in the Eric Riddell Lab. Combining experimental biology with computer modeling, the Riddell Lab uncovers the physiological processes that influence where species can live, how they adapt to new conditions and why some are more vulnerable to extinction than others. Now, Wagner is a junior double-majoring in environmental science and biology in the UNC College of Arts and Sciences. She works alongside doctoral

  2. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · By Alyssa LaFaro, UNC Research, Wednesday, August 26th, 2026

    His curiosity led him to the heart of innovation | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)

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    Osvaldo Linares-Gutiérrez believes that research shouldn’t be defined by a student’s major. It should be driven by curiosity. “You don’t need to do STEM research just because you’re a STEM major or humanities research because you’re a humanities major,” he says. “What matters is finding the question you actually want to chase and the problem you want to solve.” For Linares-Gutiérrez, a senior at UNC-Chapel Hill, that mindset has led him across disciplines and into research that tackles real-worl

  3. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · By Alyssa LaFaro, UNC Research, Thursday, July 23rd, 2026

    AI makes it easier to explore fish files | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)

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    Around the corner from the North Carolina State Fairgrounds, tucked behind a gated entrance, sits an unassuming building with something incredible inside: 1.5 million fish specimens. Welcome to the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences’ Ichthyology Collection. (Try saying it out loud. It’s pronounced ick-thee-ol-uh-jee.) Lily Hughes, research curator of ichthyology, examines hogchoker in the ichthyology lab within the NCMNS Research Lab. (North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences) “Ichthyolo

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