Seminars, News and Events
Seminars:
BPSC 250 Seminar Series Winter 2012
BPSC 250 Seminar Series Fall 2011
Teaching Old Genomes New Tricks
BPSC 250 Seminar Series Spring 2011
BPSC 250 Seminar Series Winter 2011
BPSC 250 Seminar Series Fall 2010
Congratulations to:
UC Riverside Geneticist Elected Home Secretary of the National Academy of Sciences
UC Riverside Geneticist Receives Highest Honor From Botanical Society of America
Carol Lovatt, Alan McHughen, & Eugene Nothnagel for recognition by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
Julia Bailey-Serres for receiving the 2008 USDA NRI Discovery Award
Natasha Raikhel for receiving the 56th Annual Faculty Lecturer Award
News:
UC Riverside Licenses Leading South African Company to Market ‘GEM’ Avocados
Fellowship to UC Riverside Botanist Encourages Hispanic Students to Take Up Research
New Citrus Variety Released by UC Riverside is Very Sweet, Juicy and Low-seeded
UCR's Mikeal Roose & Timothy Williams on the tango mandarin and citrus varieties
Flood-tolerant Rice Plants Can Also Survive Drought, Say UC Riverside Scientists
UC Riverside Geneticist Elected Home Secretary of the National Academy of Sciences
Plant Scientists Move Closer to Making Any Crop Drought-tolerant
UC Riverside Botanist Receives Botanical Society of America's Highest Honor
UC Riverside Plant Cell Biologist Receives Top Scientific Honor
UC Riverside Plant Scientist's Research Ranked on Top Ten Breakthrough List for 2009
"Avatar" Botanist to Discuss Her Experience Working on James Cameron's Film
National Academy Member Joins University of California, Riverside Faculty
UC Riverside Plant Scientist's Spawns New Discoveries Showing How Crops Survive Drought
UC Riverside Researchers Develop Genetic Map for Cowpea, Accelerating Development of New Varieties
Turf Scientists on a quest to invent a superlawn
Riverside Research on Barley Genome gets $1million grant from USDA
UC Riverside Releases New Citrus Variety
Professor Natasha Raikhel on Genomics Building
Events:
CDVR International Symposium- March 27 & 28
Every Tuesday morning, 10am-11am
Get to know the Botany Department and join our GSA for coffee and bagels (donations encouraged)