Check out our Spring Insider! Flip through the pages to learn more about using traditional ecological knowledge to fight climate change, environmentally triggered asthma, the clinical invisibility of contested illnesses, superbugs and more! https://t.co/8Tzhnf6pSa
Applications to be a writer for our Fall Insider 2022 magazine are now open! See the graphics below for more details!
Deadline to apply is July 31, 2022 @ 11:59 pm! Here is the link to apply: https://t.co/rZCnQnXPyR
Attention @ucsdbiosciences community, the first in-person BUMMP conference will be on May 20! Undergrad, grad, postdocs, and faculty are invited. Biotech partners/labs will be there to recruit students plus more networking and community engagement opportunities! RSVP @ link below
Triton Magazine on the legacy of Biology Prof Paul Saltman: "...above all, he was a source of knowledge and inspiration for countless students." Read reflections of those who he inspired: https://t.co/sh24GtIIk2.
If you'd like to add your memory, reach out to [email protected].
By simulating how the virus that causes COVID-19 exists in a drop of liquid, researchers @UCSanDiego have provided new insights into how the virus spreads. As covered in @nytimes, the team used the @OLCFGOV Summit supercomputer to model it: https://t.co/krw70UJV4b
Attention UCSD Bio Undergrad and Master students, applications for BUMMP research scholarship is now open! Students selected will participate in research for Winter quarter with stipend of $1,500. Those with no research experience are encouraged to apply https://t.co/G6SeCY19ok
I am honored and excited to be part of this #UCSD series aimed at communicating science to the general public
I will be talking about #interferons in #Viral#Infection in general, and in #Covid_19 in particular
Join us Dec. 2 at 11 a.m. for our next Deep Look event: Adapting to a COVID World. As the 2nd anniversary of COVID-19 approaches, the world continues to grapple with uncertainties. We'll look at what we've learned and where we're headed.
Registration: https://t.co/kZiuBZCyKi
In addition to the negative impact on the environment, rising global temperatures will also harm human health. Read more about how extreme imbalances in heat increases the risk of kidney damage and other diseases: https://t.co/f2FXkpVkXo