Rahul Almeida, a biology undergrad expected to graduate from UC Riverside in 2025, has been awarded $15,000 from the Donald A. Strauss Foundation to fund an educational intervention program he organized called, “Food for Thought.”
More than 100 million years ago, scientists say, warming seas and reduced oxygen may have sent some sharks higher into the water column, where they evolved to be fierce and hungry.
UCR doctoral student Phillip Sternes on being the first to spot a newborn great white, why it made waves across the world, and the dangers to sharks lurking beneath the surface
Richard Cardullo, who plans to retire from the UCR administration this summer and from the faculty in summer 2025, received the 2023-24 Distinguished Campus Service Award.
Title: “Correlated responses to selection for voluntary wheel-running behavior in house mice: do they match the standard models of hierarchical evolution?”
Research by recent EEOB graduate Monica McNamara and colleagues sheds light on how your gut microbiome may affect motivation and/or ability for exercise. Don’t feel like exercising? It could be your microbiome. Why do some love to exercise? It might be their microbiome.
