Distinguished Speaker Series: Elizabeth Dias
Please join us for this timely event in which Elizabeth Dias, the New York Times national religion correspondent, will be discussing her bestselling book, "The Fall of Roe: The Rise
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California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI) 570 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Monthly Seminar Series: Gabrielle Rinne – “Biopsychosocial Processes in the Preconception and Perinatal Period: Implications for Maternal-Child Health”
BSRB 483Gabrielle Rinne will be reviewing findings from her graduate research on the biological, psychological, and social factors before, during, and after pregnancy that influence maternal and child health-relevant outcomes.
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Monthly Seminar Series: Dr. Stephanie Correa – “Estrogen Signaling in the Hypothalamus Aligns Thermoregulation with Reproductive State”
BSRB Rm 483Join us for our October Seminar Session! The Correa Lab is investigating how fluctuating estrogen levels influence signaling pathways and neural activity within estrogen-sensitive regions of the hypothalamus. Their research
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Distinguished Speaker Series: Dr. Diana E. Ramos
California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI) 570 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesAppointed by Governor Gavin Newsom, California Surgeon General, Dr. Ramos will join us for an extraordinary public conversation on advancing the health and wellbeing of Californians through policies that promote
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Monthly Seminar Series: Dr. Patrick Allard – “From worms to policy-making: A journey in deciphering the impact of environmental exposures on reproduction.”
BSRB Rm 483Join us for our upcoming Seminar Session! In this interactive presentation, Dr. Allard will share his laboratory’s research focused on identifying environmental exposures that disrupt reproduction and on uncovering the
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Monthly Seminar Series: Dr. Margot Quinlan – “Using Actin to Put Your Head and Heart in the Right Place”
BSRB 483Join us for our upcoming Seminar Session! In this presentation, Dr. Quinlan will discuss her lab’s research on how the oocyte is developed and organized to produce a viable gamete.
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Monthly Seminar Series: Dr. Molly Fox – “Mothers, Minds, and Matrilines”
BSRB 483Join us for our upcoming Seminar Session! This talk explores how kin support—especially from grandmothers and othercaregivers—shapes health, development, and lifelong cognition. Drawing onevolutionary anthropology and biology, Dr. Fox will
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Monthly Seminar Series: Dr. Chuchu Zhang – “Neural Mechanisms of Nausea”
BSRB 483Join us for our upcoming Seminar Session! Nausea is a protective but often debilitating sensation that limits the use of many important therapies, and current anti-nausea drugs are frequently ineffective
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Monthly Seminar Series: Dr. Karen Sears – “Unlocking the secrets of long life: What bats can teach us about healthy aging”
BSRB Rm 483Join us for our upcoming Seminar Session! Bats show exceptional longevity with little biological aging despite high metabolic demands. Using methylation-based clocks across diverse species, Dr. Sears reveals that enhanced
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Monthly Seminar Series: Dr. Sriram Sankararaman – “Insights into the Evolutionary and Genetic Architecture of Human Complex Traits from Biobank-Scale Data”
BSRB Rm 483Join us for our upcoming Seminar Session! This talk will explore how large-scale biobank data are transforming our understanding of the relationships between evolution, genetics, and complex traits across diverse
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Distinguished Speaker Series featuring Dr. Teresa Woodruff: “Oncofertility: Bench to Bedside to Babies”
UCLA Campus, CNSI BuildingThe UCLA Center for Reproductive Science, Health and Education welcomes National Medal of Science awardee Dr. Teresa Woodruff, a pioneer in merging the fields of oncology and fertility preservation and
