Women’s Elevated Alzheimer’s Risk
Alzheimer’s is a disease that impacts the brain and represents between 60 to 80% of dementia cases. Although aging is Alzheimer’s greatest significant risk […]
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UC researchers pioneer more effective method of blocking malaria transmission in mosquitoes
New CRISPR-based gene drive approach successfully overcomes issue of resistance in females
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Next-generation Gene Drive for Population Modification of a Human Malaria Vector Mosquito
Mosquitoes are the vector for the parasitic disease malaria. In recent years, scientists like Molecular Biology and Biochemistry Donald Bren Professor Anthony James have
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Cognitive Decline Distorts Political Choices, UCI-Led Study Says
Disconnect found between political affiliation, political decisions in the cognitively impaired
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UCI Study Points to How Skin Cells Cooperate to Thwart Cancer
Findings reveal new information on melanoma development and insights into treatments.
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Dunlop School Professor Adriana Briscoe Featured in “Current Biology”
New CRISPR-based gene drive approach successfully overcomes issue of resistance in females
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Associate Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Congratulations to Michael A. Yassa, PhD for accepting the position of Associate Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
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UCI Ranked #1 in Sustainability by Sierra Magazine
For the 4th year in a row, Sierra Magazine has named UCI #1 overall in its annual “Cool Schools” ranking of sustainability leaders among
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Probing COVID-19’s Nerve-Racking Effects
From temporary loss of taste and smell to strokes and seizures, it’s clear a number of people with COVID-19 are suffering central nervous system
Awards & Honors, Faculty
EEB Vice Chair and Professor Catherine Loudon Honored as a 2020 Fellow of the Entomological Society of America
Congratulations to Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Vice Chair and Professor Catherine Loudon, one of ten Entomologists honored as 2020 Fellows of the Entomological Society