San Fernando Valley Audubon Society awards scholarships to three CSUN students
CSUN Biology senior Natalie Beckman-Smith, MSci student Elliott Bloom, and MSci student Richard Rachman have been selected to receive the San Fernando Valley Audubon Society’s…
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Kelp forests could fight ocean acidification, CSUN marine biologists find
Kelp forests are the biological foundation of marine ecosystems all along California’s coastline, and their collective biochemical activity may help offset ocean acidification, according to…
View More Kelp forests could fight ocean acidification, CSUN marine biologists findColloquium: Gray talking about crickets, apparently
Special seminar: Kelber on the molecular genetics of cancer progression
Image: Modified visualization of an IF-stained tumor section (Courtesy of the Developmental Oncogene Lab).
View More Special seminar: Kelber on the molecular genetics of cancer progressionColloquium: Jones on adhesion and the cell cycle
CSUN biologist named one of the most inspiring Hispanic/ Latinx scientists in America
CSUN Professor of Biology MariaElena Zavala is one of 100 inspiring Hispanic and Latinx scientists in the US recognized by Cell Mentor for their “scholarly…
View More CSUN biologist named one of the most inspiring Hispanic/ Latinx scientists in AmericaColloquium: Ruiz Rueda on antibiotic resistance in the wild
Colloquium: Steele on the population dynamics of fish in Southern California’s wetlands
CSUN molecular biologist aims for virality with review of COVID biochemistry
The sugars making up part of the viral capsule of the SARS-Cov-2 are an underexplored target for antiviral drugs, CSUN Professor Emeritus of Biology Steven…
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Colloquium: Hanzawa on the genes that guide flowering
Image: A soybean flower (Flickr: Mizzou CAFNR)
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