Biomolecular Sciences Graduate Programs
Our multi-disciplinary program fuses physical sciences and the basic molecular life sciences by combining studies from traditional areas of science to solve important problems that transcend boundaries between the single disciplines of biology, chemistry, physics, and computer science.
Welcome to Biomolecular Sciences (BMOL)!
Our Graduate Program provides a multi-disciplinary education and immersive research experience for an advanced degree in Biomolecular Sciences. We offer an M.S. and Ph.D. in Biomolecular Sciences (with an average time to degree of 5.07 years years for the Ph.D.), which will help you achieve your future academic and career goals.
Fall 2025 Ph.D. Admission: Application fee waivers for our Ph.D. Program are now available for qualified applicants. Learn more on our Fee Waiver webpage.
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BMOL Events
All upcoming events for the Biomolecular Sciences Graduate Programs are listed below.
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Oct 23Seminar Series
BMOL Seminar Series: Dr. Matthias Heyden
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Oct 30Seminar Series
BMOL Seminar Series: Dr. Tom Glass
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Nov 06Seminar Series
BMOL Student Research Presentation: Madison Dirks
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Nov 06Seminar Series
BMOL Student Research Presentation: Noah Souza
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Nov 13Seminar Series
BMOL Student Research Presentation: Elizabeth Ryan
Recent BMOL News
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Friday, Sep 6th, 2024
Fologea's Impactful Summer Research Program
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Wednesday, Sep 4th, 2024
Mainali Lab Receives NIH R01 Grant to Study Alpha-Crystallin Protein's Role in Cataract Formation
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Tuesday, Jul 2nd, 2024
Women and Leadership Conference 2024 at Boise State University
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Tuesday, Jul 2nd, 2024
Daniel Fologea & Sven Buerki Each Receive NSF TRANSFORM Seed Grant
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Sunday, Jun 23rd, 2024
Sven Buerki Named Christopher Davidson Endowed Chair of Botany