Community Spotlight: Emma N. Flores, Ph.D.
Biological Sciences School Alumnus, Dr. Emma N. Flores, completed her undergraduate degree (2006) at UC Irvine before beginning a career as a mentor, educator […]
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Has Gene-Editing the Human Germline Found Common Ground?
On December 1-3, the International Summit on Human Gene Editing kicked off its first meeting at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington D.C.
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The School of Biological Sciences Family Celebrates Thanksgiving
The Biological Sciences School once again played host to a special Thanksgiving lunch for its international students. Held on November 24 in the Pacific
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Student Spotlight: Stephanie Tu
Throughout her life fourth-year Human Biology student, Stephanie Tu has been driven by two interconnected passions. The first, is to be a “Renaissance woman,”
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Sea of Change
The OC Register recently explored the history of the Salton Sea along with the potential environmental ramifications of its drying. Inside, the author cited
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Staff Spotlight: Vicki Thomas
It is with great excitement that we introduce, the new Biological Sciences School Executive Assistant to the Dean, Vicki Thomas. In her role as
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Playing 3D video games can boost memory formation
In a recent study by Professor Craig Stark from the department of Neurobiology and Behavior, it was discovered that individuals who played three dimensional
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Biological Sciences School Professor gives his thoughts on the Male vs. Female Brain
In a feature published by the New York Times, Dr. Larry Cahill, a professor in the department of Neurobiology and Behavior, gives his expert
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Green tea impairs development, reproduction in fruit flies
New research from the lab of Professor Mahtab Jafari reveals that excessive consumption of green tea adversely affects the development and reproduction of fruit
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School of Biological Sciences Alumni Maintain Ties Through Mentor Program
One of the most precious resources is time. Many of our alumni have chosen to donate their time back to the school through the