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What's for dinner? Professor Meghan Morrissey researches immune cells that kill pathogens, infected cells or damaged cells by eating them.

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Quit monkeying around! Humans share most of their genome with chimpanzees but are distinct in many other ways. Professor Soojin Yi and her associates have studied the role gene expression plays in this dissimilarity.

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Ten-Hut! Professor Meghan Morrissey has been training new cadets for the body's fight against the deadly enemy, Cancer. For her phenomenal work, she has been honored by the American Cancer Society.

The fourth cohort of DDB Trainees started Fall 2024.

Inaugural DDB Symposium a smashing success with keynote speaker Prof. Emma Lejeune (BU) on the importance of developing open source tools for bioengineering, graduate student research presentations on integrating quantitative tools, and an undergraduate poster showcase.

Join us for the Data Driven Biology Graduate Symposium on Thursday, July 18th from 9:30am-4pm in Henley Hall 1010!

Gabriela Villalpando Torres wins award for her work supervising and mentoring undergrad researchers in Bioengineering.

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UCSB Physicist and DDB Faculty Affiliate Cristina Marchetti has developed a theoretical model that provides a path for the engineering of self-powered fluids with tunable flows

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This is a story about proteins, how they malfunction, and what cells do to prevent that.

Zsofia Szegletes and Emily Gemmill win GRFP award. Gianna Gathman receives honorable mention.