CSUN biologists show how cancer cells make themselves at home in healthy tissue
Before they begin to spread through the body, some cancer cells secrete molecules that may make tumor-free tissues more hospitable to invading cancer cells, CSUN…
View More CSUN biologists show how cancer cells make themselves at home in healthy tissueColloquium: Bernal on selective signaling for mating communication
This week’s seminar in the Biology Colloquium series will be given by Dr. Ximena Bernal from the Department of Biology at Purdue University. Bernal, who…
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Silbiger talks climate change and the challenges of science communication on Sisters of Sci-Fi podcast
CSUN Assistant Professor of Biology Nyssa Silbiger appeared on the latest episode of the Sisters of Sci-Fi podcast, talking with host L. Stephanie Tate about…
View More Silbiger talks climate change and the challenges of science communication on Sisters of Sci-Fi podcastCSUN Women in Science launch fundraiser for after-school science outreach
The CSUN Women in Science club have launched an online fundraiser to support GIST, their after-school science outreach program for girls at a local middle…
View More CSUN Women in Science launch fundraiser for after-school science outreachColloquium: Rothman on animal development … in spaaaaace
This week’s seminar in the Biology Colloquium series will be given by Dr. Joel Rothman from the Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology at…
View More Colloquium: Rothman on animal development … in spaaaaaceCSUN grad student receives NSF fellowship to study coral reefs’ resilience
Danielle Becker, M.S. student in Dr. Nyssa Silbiger’s lab, has received the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship for her thesis research on coral’s ability…
View More CSUN grad student receives NSF fellowship to study coral reefs’ resilienceNoyce Scholarship offers support for CSUN undergrads interested in K-12 teaching
The Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program is now accepting applications for the upcoming school year, for CSUN undergraduate students majoring in a STEM field who…
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Atlas Obscura spotlights CSUN graduate student who’s turning roadkill into data
CSUN Biology graduate student Rachel Larson was recently featured in Atlas Obscura, in an article highlighting how she learns about the lives of coyotes by…
View More Atlas Obscura spotlights CSUN graduate student who’s turning roadkill into dataCSUN students’ research presented at Experimental Biology 2019 conference
Thirteen students working in CSUN Biology Professor Steve Oppenheimer’s lab contributed to work presented at the Experimental Biology 2019 conference in Orlando, Florida, earlier this…
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CSUN scientists to host Earth Day celebration with activities for local students
The CSUN College of Science and Mathematics will celebrate Earth Day 2019 with a day of workshops, exhibits, and hands-on science activities for elementary and…
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