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    245 UCLA undergraduates co-author scientific paper through the Biomedical Sciences Minor

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    245 UCLA undergraduates and 31 high school students co-author a scientific paper on embryonic tissue development

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      November 2019 The UCLA Minor in Biomedical Research is excited to announce a publication in the journal G3: Genes Genomes Genetics, reporting data collected by 245 UCLA undergraduates and […]

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    UCLA psychologists lead research that finds concussion-like injuries make the brain process fear differently

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    Life Science Professors, Greg Grether and Stephanie White, receive Distinguished Teaching Awards

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    2019 Life Sciences Innovation Seed Project Award to create healthier soil for agriculture

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    2019 Life Sciences Innovation Seed Project Award to create healthier soil for agriculture

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    Ann Hirsch, Distinguished Professor of Molecular, Cell & Developmental Biology, has been awarded this year’s Life Sciences Innovation Seed Project Award. Increasing drought is creating greater challenges for agriculture– and […]

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    October 8 @7PM •  UCLA Public Event “10 Questions: What is knowledge?” with panelists including UCLA biologist, Shane Campbell-Staton

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    UCLA biologist links an increase in gray wolves’ fractured teeth to a dwindling supply of prey

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    UCLA biologists engineer cells to attack human tumors in mice

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    UCLA biologists show how serotonin and a popular anti-depressant affect the gut’s microbiota

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