Students Recognized for Outstanding Research
Congratulations to the ten UCI MSP undergraduate students who recently received poster or oral presentation awards for their research at the 2020 Annual Biomedical […]
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Sea Anemones Find Sweet Arrangement with Under-skin Algae for Emergency Food
UCI study offers insights into ways tidepool organisms bond to enhance survival success.
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COVID-19: The Role of Our Immune System in Disease and Protection
As part of the 18th UC Irvine 2020 Immunology Fair, Professor Ilhem Messaoudi Powers presented a Distinguished Lecture on COVID-19: The Role of Our
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Dunlop School Professor Adapts Lab to an Online Experience During COVID-19
Wired Ivy Podcast features Dunlop School Associate Teaching Professor, Pavan Kadandale. When COVID hit, his lab went virtual:
“We went completely online. We didn’t do hybrid. On issues of equity and inclusion there was a pretty strong consensus that we needed to be completely online to be fair to as many students as we could.”
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New insights from study of people age 90 and above
Six years ago, 60 Minutes reported on the 90+ Study with lead investigator Claudia Kawas, MD, Professor of Neurology and Neurobiology & Behavior. Last night, they followed up with the surviving members of the study.
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New Dunlop School Collaboration Will Study Blood-Brain-Barrier Function in Huntington’s Disease
A new research program may hold the key to unlocking the door to the brain. The Trans-Agency Blood-Brain Interface Program, developed by the National
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Erica Turley-De Villa – Giving at UCI and Beyond
Erica Turley-De Villa is a woman with numerous interests, many talents and a penchant for giving back. She joined UCI over six years ago,
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New Insights into Skin Health and Disease
A recent collaboration between Assistant Professor Scott Atwood and Professor Qing Nie has resulted in the discovery of new subpopulations of stem cells vital
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A Novel Role for Lipid Droplets in the Mammalian Innate Immune Response
New research has found that lipid droplets in mammals can play a central role in the innate immune response. The research, which is a
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Cannabis More Potently Impacts the Brains of Adolescent Females than Adolescent Males
According to a new study published in the Journal Neuropsychopharmacology, the main psychotropic component of cannabis, Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), is differentially processed by the bodies