Events

Each week we will tackle a different high-yield topic covered on the Chem/Phys, Bio/Biochem, and Psych/Soc sections of the MCAT. Learn mnemonics, shortcuts, and strategies to tackle the most common topics you will see and apply them on practice problems.

Bradley R. Cairns, Professor, The Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of Utah, presents "An Extensive Transcription Factor-Chromatin Poising Network Regulates Stem Cell Differentiation & Spermatogenesis".

Please join us at University of California, Davis on November 19-20 for the 19th Annual California Bioresources Alliance Symposium on Refining California's Future: Innovating Together for a Thriving Circular Bioeconomy.

Join us at the ARC Conference Center, UC Davis for the 19th Annual California Bioresources Alliance Symposium where industry, academia, government and community leaders will convene to explore collaborative opportunities to advance California’s circular bioeconomy and sustainable future.

Each week we will tackle a different math topic covered on the DAT, OAT, and GRE. Learn shortcuts and strategies to tackle the most common topics you will see and apply them on practice problems.
 

Join us for the final workshop in our HPA x Wall Hall series: Busting Pre-Health Myths Jeopardy! on November 19th, 2024, from 7:10 to 8 PM at Wall Main. This engaging and interactive event will help you separate fact from fiction in the pre-health world while having fun!

BioBoosters will be in Esau Hall on Wednesday, November 20 from 11:00am-2:00pm for their first swag sale of the year. Sales are on a first-come, first-served basis. Credit card and Venmo payments are available.

Dr. Pamela Lien, Professor, University of California, Davis, presents “The effects of traffic related air pollution on the brain in a rat model of Alzheimer's disease”.

The UC Davis Botanical Conservatory is kicking off a new year of special Night at the Conservatory events, offering attendees the chance to connect with experienced horticulturists and plant enthusiasts through engaging tal

Ryan Earley, University of Alabama, presents "Multivariate behavioral phenotypes: development, genetics and other tinkerers".