By Lisa Howard Soheil Ghiasi, a professor in the UC Davis Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has launched a startup, Storx Technologies, to commercialize a noninvasive pulse oximeter that can measure a baby’s blood oxygen saturation while it is still in the womb. His innovation may lead to safer deliveries and enable new fetal research. […]
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By Lisa Howard DAVIS, Calif. — Seven scientists at the University of California, Davis, are receiving grants to advance research and innovations with commercial potential. The recipients are addressing an important range of challenges — from cancer to climate change — with unique solutions. Now in its seventh year, the Science Translation and Innovative Research, […]
Aligning with the recent updates in guidance from Yolo and Sacramento counties, UC Davis will move to Phase 2 of our Research Ramp-Up Plan effective June 1, 2020. Highlights of the activities for Phase 2 are summarized as follows: PHASE 2: Time-sensitive research activities (~33% of research personnel on-site at any time) Seasonal data collection […]
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It is well understood in biomedical research community that mice are a preferred mammalian disease model because of their high genetic homology with humans, rapid reproduction, efficient housing and husbandry, easily characterized phenotypes, and well developed resources and tools for genetic manipulation. As the need for genetically engineered mice grows so does the importance of […]
Effective May 11, 2020, UC Davis enters Phase 1x of our On-Campus Research Ramp-Up Plan: small, incremental steps to allow the restart of further critical research projects while maintaining adherence to public health guidance and maintaining appropriate hazard mitigation strategies. There is a strict approval process in place. For example, staffing is limited to one […]
