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Inaugural UCSB Graduate Open House, October 13th 2026
IQB Graduate open house flyer
3rd Annual T32 Research Symposium
T32 3rd annual symposium flier
The 29th Annual MCDB-IQB-NRI Symposium (Fall 2026)
IQB Director Cristina Marchetti welcomes incoming IQB and MCDB Cohorts.
IQB Graduate Student Izaiah Alvarado Receives Prestigious T32 Mechanobiology Fellowship!
Izaiah Alvarado
IQB Graduate Student Maxwell Janssen Receives Prestigious T32 Mechanobiology Fellowship!
Maxwell Janssen
CSEP Fellow IQB Student Andrew White
Andrew White
IQB Student Awarded with F31 Fellowship
Erika Snyder
BSIF 1211 Now Available for Booking
Room Photo
Successful Conclusion of the iQB2 by the 2025 Cohort
Photo of the 2025 IQB Cohort during the final presentations of the course. Credit: Sophie Streichan
IQB Graduate Student Anna Tomov Receives Prestigious T32 Mechanobiology Fellowship!
Photo of Anna Tomov. Winner of the the T32 Fellowship. Credit: Anna Tomov
Successful iQB2 Course Presentations Fall 2024
Fall 2024 cohort photo after final Presentations. Credit: Sophie Streichan
The Last Frontier. Neuroscientist Kenneth S. Kosik examines the molecular basis of brain plasticity and the manner in which neurons ‘learn’.
The Last Frontier. Neuroscientist Kenneth S. Kosik examines the molecular basis of brain plasticity and the manner in which neurons ‘learn’.
The Elevator Pitch Perfected
The Elevator Pitch Perfected
Why Antibiotics Fail
Why Antibiotics Fail
A Biophysical ‘Smoking Gun’
A Biophysical ‘Smoking Gun’
Smartphone, M.D.
Smartphone, M.D.
Cells Under Stress
Cells Under Stress
A Bridge to the Doctorate (featuring one of BMSE's current grad student)
A Bridge to the Doctorate (featuring one of BMSE's current grad student)
Memory Protein - Researchers uncover unusual glassy behavior in a disordered protein
Memory Protein - Researchers uncover unusual glassy behavior in a disordered protein
Metabowlite for the Win
Metabowlite for the Win

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Fall 2024 cohort photo after final Presentations. Credit: Sophie Streichan

Successful iQB2 Course Presentations Fall 2024

January 5, 2025
Metabowlite for the Win

Metabowlite for the Win

June 1, 2022
Memory Protein - Researchers uncover unusual glassy behavior in a disordered protein

Memory Protein - Researchers uncover unusual glassy behavior in a disordered protein

August 24, 2020
A Bridge to the Doctorate (featuring one of BMSE's current grad student)

A Bridge to the Doctorate (featuring one of BMSE's current grad student)

March 18, 2019
Cells Under Stress

Cells Under Stress

January 10, 2019
Smartphone, M.D.

Smartphone, M.D.

September 20, 2018
A Biophysical ‘Smoking Gun’

A Biophysical ‘Smoking Gun’

July 11, 2017
Why Antibiotics Fail

Why Antibiotics Fail

June 5, 2017
The Elevator Pitch Perfected

The Elevator Pitch Perfected

April 23, 2017
The Last Frontier. Neuroscientist Kenneth S. Kosik examines the molecular basis of brain plasticity and the manner in which neurons ‘learn’.

The Last Frontier. Neuroscientist Kenneth S. Kosik examines the molecular basis of brain plasticity and the manner in which neurons ‘learn’.

January 4, 2017

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