The labeling of genetically modified foods
Goldberg, UCLA distinguished professor of molecular, cell and developmental biology, was BRIEFLY quoted Sunday in a Los Angeles Times article about the labeling of genetically modified foods.
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Energy-storage capacity of ancient microorganism could lead to power source for synthetic cells
/in News /by andrewtranUsing state-of-the-art imaging equipment at the California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI) at UCLA, Robert Gunsalus, professor of microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics, has shown for the first time that a microbe known as Methanosprillum hungatei, contains incredibly efficient energy-storage structures.
Smaller leaves: adapting to drier conditions
/in News /by andrewtranLawren Sack, UCLA professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, and collaborators, including Ph.D. candidate and lead author Christine Scoffoni, used three-dimensional computer models to simulate water transport within the veins of different sized leaves. They found that the distinct vein systems of smaller leaves are structurally and physiologically better adapted for plants to live in dry soil, contributing to survival during periods of drought.
In Pain? Find a Photo of a Loved One
/in News /by andrewtranNaomi Eisenberger, UCLA assistant professor of psychology, and her team recently published a brain-imaging study showing that young women who were administered a moderate pain stimulus experienced a reduction in pain when they viewed a photograph of their boyfriend.
Teens, Brains and Stress
/in News /by andrewtranAdriana Galvan, assistant professor of developmental psychology, has recently found that the brains of teens and adults react differently under stress and when dealing with risky situations. Galvan is quoted.
Why Less Attractive Men Make Better Mates
/in News /by andrewtranAn MSN blog on Monday highlighted a study by UCLA researchers and colleagues suggesting that for women, dating a less attractive man may result in a happier, more emotionally satisfying relationship. Benjamin Karney, UCLA associate professor of psychology, was quoted.
Life sciences professor awarded Rita Allen Foundation grant
/in News /by andrewtranElissa Hallem, assistant professor of microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics and a member of UCLA’s Molecular Biology Institute, has been honored as a 2011 Rita Allen Foundation Scholar. The award is granted to seven researchers in biomedical science who will receive a total of $3.5 million in grants as 2011 Rita Allen Foundation Scholars.
Life Science Professors, Benhur Lee, and Douglas Black, awarded state stem cell grants
/in News /by andrewtranLife Sciences professors, were two of three UCLA researchers awarded state stem cell grants totaling $3.9 million. These grants will fund investigations into the basic mechanisms underlying stem cell biology, cellular differentiation and cellular plasticity, the ability of adult stem cells to become cells other than their cell of origin.
Sugar-binding protein may play a role in HIV infection
/in News /by andrewtranBenhur Lee UCLA professor of MIMG co-authored a paper whose main findings could lead researchers to a potential new target for anti-HIV therapeutics.
The Long Tale of the Opossum
/in News /by andrewtranA column in Monday’s New York Times about opossums cited research by Ines Horovitz, UCLA assistant adjunct professor of ecology and evolutionary biology, suggesting that the earliest marsupials most likely resembled opossums. Horovitz was quoted.
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- “Dialogues on Inclusive Excellence in the Biosciences”
- “Divine Variations: How Christian Thought Became Racial Science” wins 2021 Iris Book Award
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- $6.2 million NIH grant to support UCLA study of how COVID-19 causes multiple organ failure
- 2018-19 Life Sciences Excellence Award Winners
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- 2022 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Awardees provide an inspiring glimpse into Life Sciences’ graduate student research
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- A longer-lasting COVID vaccine? UCLA study points the way
- A True Bruin works to help fellow student-veterans in UCLA Life Sciences
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- Celebrate Community: Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month (May 2022)
- COVID and the need to address long-term grief
- COVID-19 and potential shifts in gender roles
- COVID-19 pandemic science and public health, made better through community partnership: 2022 Mautner Public Lecture with Joe Derisi, Ph.D.
- COVID-19 Vaccination: It Matters in Saving Black Lives (Recorded Town Hall Event)
- Curriculum Options for Biological Sciences Majors
- Dean Tracy Johnson interviewed on Univision show about women in science
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- Engaging in AAAS SEA Change: Q&A with Life Sciences Dean Tracy Johnson
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- Stress eating? UCLA researcher provides insights and how you might train your brain to crave healthy foods.
- The Mystery of Monkeypox’s Global Spread (Wired)
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- UCLA Graduate Programs in Bioscience’s Mentor Training for Faculty
- UCLA leads research to study female health across the animal kingdom–providing insights for a myriad of female health conditions
- UCLA Life Sciences faculty elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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- UCLA Life Sciences’ undergraduates and mentors– making a difference through the Bunche Fellows Program
- UCLA Life Scientists aim to reduce greenhouse gases and create better tasting cultured meat
- UCLA Life Scientists awarded grants from CNSI Noble Family Innovation Fund to advance sustainability through nanoscience research
- UCLA molecular, cell and developmental biology transfer student receives prestigious 2022 Goldwater Scholarship
- UCLA predictive model identifies most vulnerable communities for COVID-19 public health measures
- UCLA Psychologist weighs in on why most diets don’t work
- UCLA Psychology Distinguished Professor Emerita, Shelley Taylor, receives 2023 National Medal of Science
- UCLA receives $5 million to establish new center to maximize neuroscience potential for public good
- UCLA research highlights the importance of reducing maternal stress to improve child health
- UCLA research paves the way for scaling the production of cultured meat
- UCLA research shows what a sense of belonging can offer to Latinx and African American college students
- UCLA research team receives $1 million grant to study long COVID
- UCLA researchers discover an unexpected regulator of heart repair
- UCLA researchers identify T cell receptors that could lead to new immunotherapies against prostate cancer
- UCLA SACNAS receives national award for promoting Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
- UCLA Science and Food x LA Times Food Bowl event: “People, Food, and Climate: Thinking Holistically About What We Eat” 9/28/22 (Recording)
- UCLA scientists create mouse research-model for COVID-19 virus and find multiple organ failures
- UCLA scientists make strides toward an ‘off-the-shelf’ immune cell therapy for cancer
- UCLA study finds inbreeding effects that could drive local extinction of Southern California mountain lions
- UCLA study suggests acne bacteria thrive when skin oil turns infection-fighting cells into accomplices
- UCLA survey finds most teens reject glamorized lifestyles in entertainment media
- UCLA undergraduates awarded for their podcast: “Effects of COVID-19 and Social Stigma on Califorina’s undocumented Latinx communities”
- UCLA-Charles R. Drew University partnership receives $11M grant to address inequities in HIV care and prevention
- UCLA-led study assesses effects of climate change and habitat loss on East African bird populations
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