The annual CSUNposium showcase of student research and creative work returns this Friday, and as in previous years, the Biology Department is well represented. Undergraduate…
View More Biology students are presenting their science at the 2025 CSUNposiumThe Spring 2025 Biology Colloquium Series continues this Friday with a seminar by Joel Rothman, Distinguished Professor and Wilcox Family Chair in Biotechnology in the…
View More Colloquium: Rothman on tiny creatures’ big resilienceCSUN Professor of Biology MariaElena Zavala, a plant biologist specializing in roots’ development and stress resistance, joins the first series of CSUN’s “Diving into the…
View More Watch MariaElena Zavala “Diving into the Discourse” on plant development and a career of breaking barriers in STEMThe Spring 2025 Biology Colloquium Series continues this Friday with a seminar by Adam Filipowicz, a postdoctoral researcher in the UCLA Institute for Society and…
View More Colloquium: Filipowicz on the ways that worms’ brains respond to poisons and potent potablesThe SAGE Learning in Retirement group is offering two scholarships of up to $1000 for students interested in exploring the field of gerontology. The award…
View More Award offers support for undergrad creative or research projects in the study of agingCSUN Professor of Biology Peter Edmunds, a marine biologist specializing in the ecology of coral reefs, is a guest in the first series of CSUN’s…
View More Watch Peter Edmunds “Diving into the Discourse” on coral reefs’ future under climate changeThe Spring 2025 Biology Colloquium Series continues this Friday with a seminar by Kwasi Connor, Assistant Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at UC Irvine.…
View More Colloquium: Connor describes how mussels hold their “breath” underwater
There will be no seminar in the Spring 2025 Biology Colloquium Series this Friday, as the scheduled speaker is unable to join us. Check back…
View More No colloquium this weekThe many negative effects of cancers are amplified by migration of cancerous cells from their point of origin, a first step to metastasis and establishment…
View More CSUN molecular biologists find how two proteins set skin cancer cells on the moveBefore the start of the spring semester, CSUN Professor of Biology MariaElena Zavala was among the featured speakers at the Broadening Biomedical Research Workforce Participation…
View More Zavala joins conference on broadening participation in the biomedical sciences