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Category: Research

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CSUN marine biologists help restore “baby giants” to the Santa Monica Bay

Admin 13 March 2020 giant sea bassLarry Allen

Image: Some of the baby sea bass. (Photo by Michael Couffer, via CSUNshine Today)

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Twin “flumes” placed over patches of coral reef to allow manipulation of the water chemistry
Alumni Projects Publications Research

CSUN marine biologists launch new rig to study climate change under the sea

Admin 27 February 2020 Bob CarpenterGriffin SrednickPeter Edmunds
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A coyote crosses a city street, lit by streetlights (National Park Service)
Alumni Publications Research

CSUN ecologists determine what’s on the menu for LA’s coyotes

Admin 20 February 2020 coyotesRachel LarsonTim Karelsurban ecology

Urban coyotes eat more garbage, fruit, and domestic cats, and are less picky than neighboring suburban and rural coyotes, according to the results of a…

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Conference Events Research

CSUN student researcher presents at Keystone Symposium

Admin 14 February 2020 MARCMaria Elena de BallardRoland Lacap
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A schematic of the components of the bacterial RNA polymerase and the role of a sigma factor in transcription (Srivastava et al. 2020, Figure 1)
Publications Research

CSUN microbiologist reviews the potential of a molecule that could help turn bacteria into biological factories

Admin 14 February 2020 cyanobacteriaMichael Summerssigma factors
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California poppies bloom in the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve, 2009 (Flickr: Michael Huey)
Projects Publications Research

Statewide coalition will study plants’ responses to climate change using pressed flowers

Admin 13 February 2020 CAP TCNPaul Wilsonphenology

Image: California poppies bloom in the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve, 2009 (Flickr: Michael Huey)

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Alumni Projects

Alumna’s gift supports CSUN journal of K-12 student science projects

Admin 6 February 2020 New Journal of Student AbstractsSteven Oppenheimer
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A spiderweb beaded with dew
Alumni Publications Research

Spiders spin their webs where the weather won’t bother them, CSUN Biology graduate finds

Admin 30 January 2020 Andrea Haberkernbehavioral ecologyspiders
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clouds filling valleys between mountain peaks
Publications Research

Compiling data across many experiments, CSUN biologist seeks the strongest source of natural selection

Admin 27 January 2020 Jeremy Yoderlocal adaptation
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A diagram of the "pangenome" inventory of genes found in 75 Akkermansia genome assemblies
Alumni Publications Research

CSUN microbiologists uncover clues to a microbe’s role in the human gut

Admin 23 January 2020 AkkermansiaGilberto Flores
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