Finding Climate Hope in an Unseen World
Professor Steven Allison’s first book, The Age of Microbes: A Blueprint for a Habitable Earth, will be released Nov. 3 and is available for
Professor Steven Allison’s first book, The Age of Microbes: A Blueprint for a Habitable Earth, will be released Nov. 3 and is available for
Professor Brandon Gaut helped identify a gene behind avocados’ daily switch between female and male roles.
Professor Cascade Sorte discusses a historic sea turtle nesting near Seal Beach with NBC4
Christine Bonadonna sampling invertebrates at a pond near Yosemite National Park. Photo credit: Celia Symons Irvine, Calif., July 14, 2026 — On a summer
A diversity of stingray defensive spines surrounds a bluespotted ribbontail ray (Taeniura lymma), illustrating variation in spine shape and serration morphology among species. Photo
First author Ryan Beshai, left, and Professor Cascade Sorte, right, led a new study that offers a framework for predicting how climate-driven species shifts
Student artwork from BIO SCI 8 includes an ammonite drawing by Diana G. Hernandez Rodriguez, left, and a Tiktaalik line-and-ink drawing by Kimberly Ng,
A research team in the UC Irvine Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences has been selected to receive support through the W. M. Keck
Associate Professor Celia Faiola has been named a recipient of the 2025 Kenneth T. Whitby Award, the highest honor given to early-career scientists by
Professor Emeritus Timothy Bradley of the UC Irvine Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences has been appointed Chair of the Salton Sea Science Advisory