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UCI: Summer Institute 2019 Microbiomes and Global Change
UC Irvine Ridge 2 Reef and Microbiome Initiative Present: Summer Institute 2019 Microbiomes and Global Change UCI announces a 5-day Summer Institute for graduate students and post-doctoral fellows. The Institute…
Read MoreThe Whiteson Lab awarded an American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grant
The Whiteson lab was awarded an American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grant to study the microbiome associated with colon cancer with GI specialist Dr. Bill Karnes at the UCI medical center.…
Read MoreNimisha Parekh and Katrine Whiteson awarded pilot from a joint School of Medicine and BioSci
Nimisha Parekh (Gastroenterology) and Katrine Whiteson (Molecular Biology and Biochemistry) were awarded a pilot from a joint School of Medicine and BioSci to study the impact of fecal transplant…
Read MoreUCI Microbiome researchers well represented at the Ecological Society of America (ESA) meeting in Portland
UCI Microbiome researchers well represented at the Ecological Society of America (ESA) meeting in Portland (Aug 6-11, 2017) Allison led a session comparing plant and microbial trait approaches and Jennifer…
Read MoreTwo graduate students focused on microbiome research received awards at the UCI Bio Sci Graduate Honors Convocation
Two graduate students focused on microbiome research, Michaeline Nelson and Stephen Wandro, received awards at the UCI Bio Sci Graduate Honors Convocation on June 14, 2017. Congratulations! Stephen Wandro with…
Read MoreA team led by a graduate student in the Whiteson lab, Stephen Wandro, recently posted an analysis of preterm infant microbiomes from the Children’s Hospital in Orange County
Microbial Community Assembly And Metabolite Profile Of The Gut Microbiome In Extremely Low Birthweight Infants
Read MoreUCI biologist Katrine L. Whiteson attends White House microbiome event
Professor Katrine L. Whiteson, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, joined other U.S. scientists Friday, May 13 at an event hosted by the White House Office of Science and Technology, to announce a new…
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