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Carol Bender named AAAS Fellow

Nov. 24, 2015
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Professor Serio Selected as Tucson Public Voices Fellow

Oct. 26, 2015
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Jennifer Cubeta, 2015 AAFSAA Outstanding Staff Award Recipient

Oct. 16, 2015
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MCB Professor Gail Burd featured on Arizona Spotlight

Aug. 15, 2015
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MCB Graduate Then, Advocate for Physician Colleagues and Precision Medicine Today

May 17, 2015
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MCB Students Sweep UA College of Science Senior Awards

May 5, 2015
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Zarnescu lab helps explain the ALS mechanisms

Jan. 23, 2015
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Serio lab found prions can be cured in yeast

Dec. 9, 2014
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MCB Professors Buchan, Weinert, Burd, and Tomanek highlighted in Arizona Daily Star

Dec. 5, 2014
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Prof. Tim Bolger appeared on local talk show The Morning Blend

Sept. 6, 2014
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