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Darwin Day

Welcome to the homepage of Darwin Day,  an Annual Celebration of All Things Biology!

Darwin Day is an annual event organized by Texas A&M’s Ecology and Evolutionary Biology program (EEB) to coincide with the birthday of Charles Darwin, the father of evolutionary biology, and preeminent thinker whose insights on the natural world lead to new discoveries to this day.  The EEB program enjoys the good fortune of a diversity of biologists – who study everything from Anothozoans to Zooplankton. These researchers are driven by a fascination for the natural world, and their discoveries help propel science forward.

Come and explore our Darwin Day event to see how TAMU researchers and their science is illuminating fundamental aspects of biology, and making a difference in the real world.

Darwin Day 2023
Darwin Day 2022 – cancelled due to COVID
Darwin Day 2021
Darwin Day 2020
Darwin Day 2019
Darwin Day 2018
Darwin Day 2017 – flyer only

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