Irvine is leading the way for innovators
When biologist Maksim Plikus took the leap into the multibillion-dollar market for hair-loss treatments, he had lots of local support.
Developmental and Cell Biology, In the Media
In the Media, Neurobiology and Behavior
Different inflammatory processes tied to the same Alzheimer’s disease-related brain shrinkage and memory loss
Alzheimer’s disease may look similar from one person to another even when different biological processes are driving the damage, according to a new study led by researchers at the University of California, Irvine.
In the Media, Systems Biology
Math and medicine join forces to solve a cancer mystery
Immunotherapy has transformed outcomes for many cancer patients. Unlike conventional treatments, these therapies do not attack tumors directly. Instead, they enable the body’s own immune system to identify and kill cancer cells that had previously escaped elimination.
In the Media, News, Systems Biology
Seeking the Whole Truth
UC Irvine’s Department of Systems Biology explores how life’s interconnected systems lead to healthier people, stronger science and new discoveries.
In the Media, Neurobiology and Behavior, News
Donor Support Powers New $15M Investment in 62 Scientists Tackling Alzheimer’s, Macular Degeneration, and Glaucoma
Vivek Swarup has received a three-year, $299,772 grant from BrightFocus Foundation to study why some people in extreme old age remain mentally sharp despite Alzheimer’s-related brain changes, with the goal of uncovering new ways to protect brain health.
In the Media, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, News
Assistant Professor Benjamin Morehouse Awarded $150,000 Michelson Prize to Advance Immunology Research
Dr. Benjamin Morehouse studies a unique branch of immunology called “ancient immunity.” Like an archeologist searching for clues among ancient ruins, Morehouse scours the ancient genomes of bacteria for yet undiscovered immune treasures.
In the Media, Neurobiology and Behavior, News
UC Irvine discovery leads to TIME-honored memory device
A groundbreaking discovery by UC Irvine neurobiologist Michael Leon has led to the development of Memory Air.
In the Media, News
From hospitality to hospitals, Ryan Gibney talks career moves and industry pain points
BioSci alumnus and emergency medicine physician will be UCI Health’s medical director at its new facility opening later this year.