UC Riverside mouse study focused on the neuromodulatory system that affects behavior

Changcheng Zhou is an expert on atherosclerosis, obesity, and metabolic disorders

PXR may be a potential therapeutic target to combat cardiovascular disease

Survey suggests the coronavirus is causing disruption to HIV medication

UC Riverside-led research focused on the enzyme DNMT3A

Stigma, depression, and social isolation prevail in study participants

Gerald Maguire and colleagues highlight a drug that selectively blocks the actions of dopamine at a unique receptor

UC Riverside research could help design new tools to combat deadly diseases like malaria and dengue fever that affect nearly a billion people worldwide

Lead researcher Chun Hung (Joshua) Lui is a recipient of a 2020 CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation

The rates at which communities of plants are shifting their flowering times differ greatly in different locations

UC Riverside’s Yanou Cui is the most senior theorist among the coauthors on one of two research papers

Kenneth Barish, Richard Seto, and Miguel Arratia will work with a consortium of UC campuses and national labs

UC Riverside’s Bahram Mobasher is a member of the international team that made the discovery

UC Riverside Graduate Division and Center for Open Science partner to evaluate research ethics training intervention

The nanosized liposome contains both a fluorescent dye and magnetic resonance agent

Studying the resemblance of brain and computer function can lead to advancements in brain therapies and treatments

UC Riverside’s Yanou Cui participates in an international experiment that brings together more than 1,000 scientists

Five-year research project is funded by National Institutes of Health

New research finds that it is not how many species you have, it is what they ‘do’ in an ecosystem that matters

UC Riverside-led study calls for giving more patient-centered care to this population