Entries by Aj Cheline

2022 Annual Research Expo Review

On May 11, 2022, over 400 people from the UC Davis research community came together for the annual Research Expo.  This event showcased the latest research-related insight, resources, opportunities and tools to help researchers advance their programs and extend their impact. This year’s event included presentations,  exhibits, workshops and opportunities to network with potential collaborators.  […]

Team Research Forum: Community Engagement and Public Scholarship

Highly Integrative Basic and Responsive (HIBAR) Research at UC Davis: Community Engagement and Public Scholarship  Join the Office of Research and UC Davis Public Scholarship and Engagement Friday, May 20th at 10:30 am for a session that will focus on strong Community Partnerships and Public Scholarship/Engagement components, and highlight expertise and resources available to UC Davis […]

2022 Annual Research Expo

About the Event The annual UC Davis Research Expo is a one-day event that showcases the latest research-related insight, resources, opportunities and tools to help you advance your research. The event includes exhibits, presentations, workshops and opportunities to network with potential collaborators. We welcome you to enjoy the full event or attend portions that are […]

Team Research Forum: BioEM Exploring Molecular Machines at Atomic Detail

Join the Office of Research on Friday, May 6th at 10:30 am for a showcase of scientific insights from the BioEM Core at UC Davis. Learn about this unique facility housed at UC Davis, and how you can access equipment, training, and expertise in cryo-Electron Microscopy (cryoEM). The panel will present an overview of BioEM capabilities […]

UC Davis Researchers Receive $1.2 million NIH Grant to Study Synthetic Data Use in Healthcare

By Neelanjana Gautam Three researchers from UC Davis have been awarded a total $1.2 million grant over four years from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to generate high-quality synthetic data using artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) that may potentially help physicians predict, diagnose and treat diseases. The interdisciplinary research team involves principal investigator […]

UC Davis Attending Veterinarian Laurie Brignolo Awarded with the ACLAM Mentor Award for 2022

Dr. Laurie Brignolo, a professor in the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine and the executive director for Research and Teaching Animal Care Program within Office of Research, has been unanimously approved to receive the American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine’s (ACLAM) Mentor Award 2022. The award recognizes individuals who have contributed substantially to the […]

Cristina Davis Appointed Associate Vice Chancellor for Interdisciplinary Research and Strategic Initiatives

The University of California, Davis, Office of Research is pleased to announce the appointment of Cristina Davis as the new associate vice chancellor of Interdisciplinary Research and Strategic Initiatives (IRSI) effective April 11, 2022. The IRSI division in the Office of Research works with faculty and staff to initiate and advance interdisciplinary and strategically important research […]

Team Research Forum: Preparing for the Next Pandemic

Join the Office of Research Friday, April 22nd at 10:30 am for a trans-disciplinary panel discussion about future research needed to address technical and scientific challenges for pandemic preparedness. This panel brings together specialists working across a range of fields needed to catalyze innovation in rapid identification of pandemic threats through advanced biosensors, field-forward surveillance […]

Renaming the John Muir Institute of the Environment to Be More Inclusive

The UC Davis Chancellor’s Leadership Council approved a recommendation to rename the John Muir Institute of the Environment (JMIE) to the Institute of the Environment. The recommendation emanated from a naming committee appointed by JMIE leadership. The impetus for establishing the naming committee was due to a growing concern about the use of the Muir […]