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Restoring Voices—and Identity—with Neuroengineering

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Pairing Science with Social Justice

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Lunges, Squats and Holds for Stronger Tendons and Ligaments

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Presidential Awards Honor Three CBS Faculty for Science and Mentoring

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Do Collagen, Omega-3 and Whey Supplements Help Your Bones?

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Three CBS Professors Among UC Davis’ Newest CAMPOS Scholars

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What Makes Queen Bees So Smart?

Dr. Xiaomo Chen (front row, fourth from left) and her lab group.

Assistant Professor Xiaomo Chen’s Lab Receives 2024 Lab Safety Award

Assistant Professor Felicity Muth's work on bumblees is supported by a grant from The National Geographic Society. It is one of the grants and contracts contributing to over $1 billion in research funding awarded to UC Davis in the past fiscal year. (Photo by TJ Ushing/UC Davis)

UC Davis Exceeds $1 Billion in Research Awards for Third Consecutive Year

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NPB Professor Lee Miller Awarded UC Davis STAIR Grant to Advance Solutions in Human Health

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CBS Welcomes 5 New Faculty in the 2023-24 Year

Brie Tripp (right), an assistant professor of teaching in the Department of Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior has been named a 2024 Chancellor’s Fellow for DEI for her support of students from underserved and underrepresented backgrounds. She is pictured here with members of her lab: (from left) Alex Pulido, Ethan Pang, Akshaya Ravi, Satu Ra Enwezor, Manavjeet Hans and Brie Tripp. (TJ Ushing/UC Davis)

Brie Tripp Named 2024 Chancellor’s Fellow for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

New Research Suggests Cerebellum May Play Important Role in Autism

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Discovery Hints at Genetic Basis for the Most Challenging Symptoms of Schizophrenia

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$15 Million Grant Will Support Study on the Role of the Thalamus in Cognitive Control and Schizophrenia

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