Having the Muscle to Move
The variation in the arrangement of muscles across animals is thought to have evolved to allow muscle to power the broad range of movements […]
The variation in the arrangement of muscles across animals is thought to have evolved to allow muscle to power the broad range of movements […]
Teaching Professors Brian Sato, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, Justin F. Shaffer, Developmental and Cell Biology, and Pavan Kadandale, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, together with
The Biological Sciences School welcomes Robert Avalos, our new Executive Director of Development. Robert will be responsible for the creation and implementation of plans
David Saldana is a 4th year neurobiology major at the Biological Sciences School. He is a first generation Hispanic student who will be the
Professor Christie D. Fowler, Neurobiology and Behavior, was recently featured in the January issue of The Scientist under their “Scientist to Watch” section. Professor
Professor Andrea J. Tenner, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, was awarded the 2015 Honorary Life Member Award from the Society of Leukocyte Biology. The award
The Thomson Reuters Highly Cited Researchers List was created to help identify scientist whose research has
The James L. McGaugh Endowed Chair was established in 2009 to honor the contributions of Dr. James L. McGaugh, the founding director of the
On January 19th, the UC Irvine Center for Addiction Neuroscience (ICAN) held their first Addiction Symposium at the University Club. ICAN’s director, Professor Marcelo
The goal of UC Irvine Applied Innovation is to bring faculty and business together to develop campus-based discoveries into entities of economic growth for