Campus Science News
The following news items are from various campus, college and department sources.
 June 20, 2025 The UC Office of Scholarly Communication recently featured the Park Stewardship Forum, an open access publication for conservation professionals co-published by the Institute for Parks, People, and Biodiversity and the George Wright Society. |
 June 19, 2025 Highlights from the Stone Center’s Recent Urban Biodiversity Roundtable at UC Berkeley. |
 June 18, 2025 A first-of-its-kind study co-authored by Assistant Professor Tamma Carleton shows that the global food system is more vulnerable to climate change than previously thought. |
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The Brar Lab aims to unravel the unconventional molecular circuitry that allows precursor cells to be remodeled into gametes. Read more about the Brar lab and their research. |
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The Hockemeyer Lab focuses on establishing reliable models of human diseases using genetically engineered human and stem cell and mouse models and functional genomics screening approaches. Read more about the Hockemeyer Lab and their research. |
 June 17, 2025 A recent study by ESPM professor Rachel Carlson explores whether Hawaiian businesses are willing to pay to protect coral ecosystems. |
Congratulations to Gloria Brar on her promotion to MCB Professor of Cell Biology, Development and Physiology!
Congratulations to Dirk Hockemeyer on his promotion to MCB Professor of Cell Biology, Development and Physiology!