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CALS-Affiliate Dorit Hanein has been elected as a Fellow of the American Society for Cell Biology (ACSB) which honors her pioneering work in cellular imaging and advancing understanding of disease at the molecular level. 

New research by UCSB's Michael Gurven and Thomas Kraft shows that age-related inflammation is not universal, but instead shaped by environment and lifestyle.

Research conducted by CALS-faculty affiliate, Kenneth S. Kosik, on Alzheimer’s disease was recently showcased in the documentary, "Walk with Me," screened at the 2025 Santa Barbara International Film Festival. 

Research conducted by UCSB's Daniela Soto explores the genetic changes that shaped the human brain and contribute to neuropsychiatric disease.

"Recognizing groundbreaking research on vision loss at the intersection of neuroscience, computer science, and human-computer interaction.

Nicole Albada helped to empower legal professionals with tools for resilience, mental health, and career-long well-being.

CALS-affiliate, Amy Boddy, leads groundbreaking study on vertebrate cancer prevalence to uncover evolutionary insights

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