With fellowship support, Stacy Ann Suarez Cham is pursuing her goal of a Ph.D. in ecology & evolutionary biology.
Study Examines A Million Corals One by One in Urgent Call to Save Reefs
UCI biologist, Joleah Lamb, among data contributors to large, unprecedented project.
Call it Mighty Mouse: Breakthrough Leaps Alzheimer’s Research Hurdle
UCI-led study reveals crucial mechanisms contributing to the disease.
Mouse, Not Just Tick: New Genome Heralds Change in Lyme Disease Fight
UCI-led study points toward new ways to prevent disease transmission.
Light Exercise Can Enhance Memory Function
Published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the research team assessed the effect of just 10 minutes of mild exercise on hippocampal memory function.
Dunlop School Researchers Identify Omnivorous Shark
In a fascinating new study, the bonnethead shark has been identified as the first known omnivorous shark, i.e., one that obtains nutrients from eating both plants and meat.
Fueling the Future
In a new publication in the journal, Nature Catalysis, Professor Hu and her team research new ways to optimize future designs for biofuel production, improve efficiency and reduce cost.
New Study Identifies Anti-Cancer Effect of Statins
Professor Fruman and colleagues identify an alternative anti-cancer benefit of statins- drugs normally prescribed for treating high cholesterol.
Smaller, Faster, Stronger
In new research published in the journal, Science, Professor Manny Azizi and his colleagues, Sarah Bergbreiter (University of Maryland) and S.N. Patek (Duke University), describe a new mathematical …
Researchers Identify Potential Link between Streptococcus Infection and Neuroinflammation
The bacterium Streptococcus pyognes, or Group A Streptococus (GAS), is a common human pathogen and the primary cause of strep throat. While GAS infection of the throat is easily treatable, there are several chronic pathological conditions with varying degrees of...