Experts from UC Irvine and the University of Michigan will collaborate to generate a comprehensive skin cell atlas to help explain ancestral differences in skin biology and pathology as part of the worldwide Human Cell…
Skin, the human body’s largest organ, is incredibly complex. Even a simple visual examination of the scalp, face, chest, hands or feet will reveal the subtle differences in skin attributes, depending on the location, which…
Eom lab is awarded an NIH MIRA R35 grant to study the cellular and molecular basis of long-distance cell-cell signaling via novel long cellular protrusions.
With this grant, Eom lab will explore mechanistic aspects of…
Each year the DCB Teaching Committee recognizes graduate students who have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to the educational mission while serving as a TA. This year, in addition to the school-wide Steinhaus TA award honoring Tori Tucker’s achievements,…
Nerve cells can be injured by a variety of diseases and conditions. Some types of injury damage the part of the cell known as dendrites, which are the structures in a nerve cell that act…
For the second year running, Spring Journal Club for Dev. Cell. graduate students was adapted to deal with social distancing. Students were (virtually) paired together and asked to find a recent publication that interested them….
Congratulations to Tori Tucker (Mike Parson’s Lab) who was awarded the Graduate Dean’s Excellence Fellowship this spring. This award came with $5000!
Ms. Tucker studies the cellular and molecular mechanisms driving β-cell neogenesis during regeneration…
Congratulations to Professor Aimee Edinger on being named the UC Irvine Dr. De Gallow Professor of the Year. This prestigious honor was bestowed to Professor Edinger as part of the 2021 Celebration of Teaching. The…
Assistant Professor Zeba Wunderlich was recently honored at the 2021 Celebration of Teaching with the Learning Experience Design and Online Teaching award.
Recipients are selected by members of the Academic Senate Council on Student Experience and…
Dr. Qing Nie was elected as one of 28 SIAM Fellows for The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Class of 2021. The SIAM Fellows Program recognizes outstanding contributions made by its members, and…