UCI Doctoral Graduate publishes in Journal of Neuroscience

  Rachel Rice, Ph.D., recent graduate from the School of Biological Sciences in Assistant Professor Kim Green's lab in the department of Neurobiology and Behavior, has published her study on the contributions of microglia to functional recovery following...

In Memoriam

Rowland Hallowell Davis Professor EmeritusDepartment of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (served 1975 - 2005) For over three decades, Professor Davis was a beloved and well-respected faculty member of the Biological Sciences School and a leading figure in the...

How dry we are

UCI’s water scarcity research is globally recognized, and with California in its fourth year of drought, the campus is practicing what it preaches with even greater zeal. Arboretum Director Peter Bowler, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, discusses how UCI is managing...

A Focus on Fungi

UCI doctoral candidate seeks to maximize the health of native plants in restored environments With its desolate hills and slopes overrun by non-native grasses and black mustard, the West Loma Ridge isn’t much to look at as you’re speeding down the 241 toll road. But...

Grad Student Spotlight: Rachel Perlas Cinco

  Rachel Perlas Cinco is a graduate student in Professor Ulrike Luderer's laboratory in the Department of Developmental and Cell Biology who recently was awarded an F31 Ruth Kirschstein National Research Service Award to Promote Diversity in Health-Related...

Natural Selection on Floral Morphology Can be Influenced by Climate

Climate has the potential to influence evolution of organisms. One way to approach this topic would be to measure how natural selection changes over long periods that vary in environmental conditions. Dr. Diane Campbell, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology,...