Categories: Research

Study discovers simple rules underlying complex brain development in fly

Mon Jun 29, 2015
How does brain circuitry organize itself during development? In at least one case—the seemingly complex visual system of the fruit fly, which connects its 800-facet compound eyes to its brain—the answer lies in just three simple rules.

StartX, QB3 partnership targets biotech startups in Palo Alto accelerator

Fri Jun 19, 2015

New Palo Alto lab for life science startups

Fri Jun 19, 2015

What are some of the leading life science incubators?

Fri Jun 19, 2015

Depression: Divide in diagnoses for women (UCSF study seeks to create better prosthetic limbs)

Fri Jun 19, 2015

Computer-designed Rocker is Protein World’s First to Biomimic Ion Transport

Fri Jun 12, 2015

Pharmacist interventions, formulary conversion tools, and warfarin discharge education take top honors at annual seminar

Wed May 20, 2015
Studies of pharmacist interventions during comprehensive medication reviews, the impact of new tools to aid drug selection from a hospital formulary, and a project ensuring that hospital patients receiving anti-clotting drugs are properly educated upon discharge took top honors at the Department of...

Ferrone named CPhA Innovative Pharmacist of the Year

Fri Mar 13, 2015
Marcus Ferrone, PharmD, JD, a faculty member in the Department of Clinical Pharmacy, has been named the California Pharmacists Association (CPhA) 2015 Innovative Pharmacist of the Year.

Aweeka co-leads new study of drugs to prevent malaria in young children, pregnant women

Mon Mar 9, 2015
Francesca Aweeka, PharmD, a faculty member in the School’s Department of Clinical Pharmacy, will co-lead a new five-year, $3.4 million study funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to address one of the world’s most vexing health problems—preventing malaria, especially in the most...

Lung research survey highlights lack of minority subjects in many biomedical studies

Tue Mar 3, 2015

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