New Center Seeks to Drive Innovative Brain Research
The UCI Facility for Imaging & Brain Research (FIBRE) is a new neuroimaging center that seeks to support scientists in their mission to better
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Leadership Council Celebrates Achievements and Vision
On November 30, we convened our annual holiday gathering for the Dean’s Leadership Council. The venue was the beautiful Ketel One headquarters in Aliso
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Dean’s Excellence Fund Gains $45,000 Unrestricted Gift
Our dear friend and distinguished advisor, Paul Balalis, has made a $45,000 gift to the Dunlop School Dean’s Excellence Fund. The fund provides the
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Tewari Gift Brings Two New Graduate Scholarships
The School is proud to announce the creation of a new student award. The Krishna and Sujata Tewari Scholar Award for students who demonstrate
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Major NIA Grant Supports Alzheimer’s Research
In October, the School of Biological Sciences was awarded a very significant grant of $11.35 million from the National Institute on Aging. This grant
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In Pursuit of Inclusive Excellence
The Biological Sciences School would like to congratulate Brian Sato, Ph.D., Associate Teaching Professor from the Department of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, on receiving
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Three Dunlop School Researchers Named AAAS Fellows
Professors Adriana D. Briscoe (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology), Craig E.L. Stark (Neurobiology and Behavior), and Kathleen K. Treseder (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) of the
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Uncovering the Mystery of the Domestication of Grapes
Professor Brandon Gaut, Associate Dean for Research and Innovation and faculty member in Ecology and Environmental Biology, and UC Davis Professor Dario Cantu, lead
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New Grant to Help Identify Alzheimer’s Disease Biomarkers
A team of UCI scientists led by Michael Yassa, Ph.D., Neurobiology and Behavior Professor and Director of the Center for the Neurobiology of Learning
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Faculty Spotlight: David M. Gardiner, Ph.D.
Professor David M. Gardiner is a regeneration biologist in the Department of Developmental and Cell Biology, and the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs for the Biological Sciences School. Professor Gardiner has spent his career at UCI working to identify the molecular signals necessary for limb regeneration.