Bessy Varela is the best!
A big shout out to the entire MB&B administrative team, they are awesome!! Leading the team is our fearless, knowledgeable and super hard-working MSO, […]
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News, Research
Plastics, Pathogens and Baby formula: What’s in Your Shellfish? New UCI-led Study Finds Coastal Urbanization Increases Contamination in Seafood
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Assistant Professor Joleah Lamb and postdoctoral scholar Raechel Littman are collaborating with with other scientists and organizations to comprehensively examine
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Faculty Retirements 2020
Please join the School of Biological Sciences in sending our best wishes to Professors John Avise, Michael Cumsky, David Gardiner and Donald Senear on
In the Media, News
Dunlop School Professor Adriana Briscoe featured on NPR Podcast
Dunlop School Professor Adriana Briscoe, department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, shares some interesting facts about butterflies on NPR! She also discusses the importance
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Staff Retirements
Please join the School of Biological Sciences in wishing a fond farewell to our wonderful staff members Yuanshun Chen, Minh-Thanh Dinh and Larry Herman
Undergraduates
Eashan Reddy Kotha
Class of 2020, Neurobiology Why did you choose to major in biology? I chose to major in Biology because I’ve always been drawn to
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Lizzy is a WordPress Wonder!
Lizzy has done an amazing job learning WordPress in a short amount of time. She’s been extremely helpful and responsive to faculty and also
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Thank you to our outstanding Pre-Awards team!
Dunlop School’s pre-awards team stays upbeat and remains calm when under pressure to meet timelines. Thank you Jason Park, Megan Vu, Carmen Bastos, and
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Randy Rocks!
Randy Bautista is an amazing combination of someone who GETS numbers and is also wildly creative. It’s been a pleasure to work closely with
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You’re the Greatest Christine!
I am pleased to recognize Christine Lazok-Torres for her expertise and patience. She is always friendly and infinitely helpful. Morning or afternoon, she is