Humans of UCSF: Hanna Starobinets
"My mom is a biologist, so when I was growing up, all my bath toys were lab plastics. Eppendorf tubes...
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From syllabi accessed on tablets to journal articles read on laptops to medication apps viewed on smart phones, today’s medical...
Journal Club: Cell Biology, Stem Cell Biology, Cell Biology, and Respiratory Pathology
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Cell Biology, Stem Cell Biology, Cell Biology, and Respiratory Pathology.
The Future of Health: Gizmos and Gadgets Edition
Wearable technology, implantable nano-devices, 3D-printed organs and drones are all slowly but surely bringing us to the fabulous science fiction...
The Utility of a Well Rounded Gluteus Maximus
The human gluteus maximus is unique with respect to its substantial size and enlarged cranial portion compared to other primates...
GPSA March Meeting Summary
The Sexual Violence Task Force (SVTF) is gaining momentum across the UC campuses. Currently the SVTF is looking for UCSF...
KNOX Medical Diagnostics Wants to Let Patients Test Their Lungs at Home
The explosion of smart phones over the last decade has paved the way for an industry of personalized and portable...
UCSF Veteran Community Reception - a place to mingle and network
Student Veterans and military service members of UCSF gathered together at the Millberry Union Conference Center on Wednesday, March 11...
Postdocs Address Range of Issues
Ostensibly, the ultimate goal of academic training is a tenure track faculty position. Unfortunately, these expectations don’t match reality. Only...
Opening of new medical center at Mission Bay
As advertised on the building during construction, the new Medical Center at Mission Bay achieved a timely opening on February...
Humans of UCSF: Michael Powers
“I grew up in New Jersey (2 towns away from the Jersey shore) but moved to Phoenix in 1981 because...
Humans of UCSF: Carmen Lee
“It’s a little easier to drive the big diesel buses because you sit up higher and you can see everything...
Humans of UCSF: Patrick Wolfgram
“I see the sunset over the ocean and mountains during late nights in Sim Lab. I walk home from the...
Peer-mentoring helps postdocs and graduate students build meaningful group connections
Human beings are social animals. We thrive when we belong to a community of like-minded individuals who support and endorse...
Avoiding nutritional causes of disease
Rates of childhood peanut allergies in the Western world have doubled in the last decade: the current rate is estimated...