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CSUN plant biologists track tomato plants’ heat stress at the molecular level

Admin 20 April 2022 Chhandak BasuKirill Musaev

If you’ve ever smelled the minty scent of a breeze passing over a flowerbed full of salvia, or caught a whiff of creosote in the…

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CSUN biologist discusses plans to protect Joshua trees in report for “Planet Possible” series

Admin 19 April 2022 Jeremy YoderJoshua Tree Genome Project

CSUN Assistant Professor of Biology Jeremy Yoder was among the experts interviewed for a recent report on plans to protect Joshua trees against climate change…

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BUILD PODER marks seven years of boosting student success through research experiences

Admin 30 March 2022 BUILD PODER

BUILD PODER, the NIH-funded program that supports CSUN students in undergraduate research experiences marks its seventh year of funding in 2022. The program’s leadership has…

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CSUN biologists — and campus lawns — contribute to “largest ever” study of evolution in cities worldwide

Admin 17 March 2022 Jeremy YoderNicholas Pouloswhite clover

White clover may seem to be an inconspicuous weed in the lawns of homes and public spaces across Los Angeles, but according to new research…

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Open expression of LGBTQ identity may promote productivity

Admin 9 March 2022 LGBTQscience careers

LGBTQ scientists publish more papers if they’re “out” at work, according to survey results analyzed by CSUN Assistant Professor of Biology Jeremy Yoder and colleagues…

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CSUN marine biologists measure the ecological cost of losing “foundation species”

Admin 10 February 2022 ecosystem functionNyssa Silbigerspecies lossestidepools

The loss of species changes living communities, but some species losses have bigger impacts than others — such as “foundation species”, which contribute resources or…

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CSUN developmental biologists find a molecular pathway that makes this worm behave like a kid again

Admin 22 September 2021 Ray Hong

All living things must respond to changing environmental conditions, and make use of different parts of their genetic code in different situations. The genetic programming…

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CSUN plant biologists describe gene expression changes that could help biofuel trees beat the heat

Admin 21 September 2021 Chhandak Basuheat stresstranscriptomics

Climate change challenges global agricultural systems with hotter temperatures and altered rainfall patterns, and understanding how plants cope with heat and drought stresses has direct…

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Amorim Lab opens at CSUN with $1.7 million in NIH funding to study ancient epidemics

Admin 15 September 2021 ancient DNAEduardo Amorimgenomics

Assistant Professor Eduardo Amorim, the newest member of the Biology Department faculty, is launching his CSUN lab with a big boost from the National Institutes…

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Silbiger receives NSF support to study how acidified oceans will change life on rocky shores

Admin 30 March 2021 data scienceNyssa Silbigerocean acidification

CSUN Assistant Professor of Biology Nyssa Silbiger has been awarded a major new grant through the National Science Foundation’s CAREER program. The funding, totaling more…

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