Congratulations to Daniel Nomura and his lab on their publish in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences!
James Olzmann, Ph.D. joins the Nutritional Sciences & Toxicology faculty
James Olzmann comes from the Kopito Lab at Stanford University and has a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Emory University.
New gene found that turns carbs into fat, could be target for future drugs
This work brings us one step forward in understanding fatty liver disease resulting from an excessive consumption of carbohydrates," said the study's senior author, Hei Sook Sul, professor at UC Berkeley's Department of
13 Molecular Toxicology majors to present at the 2013 National Society of Toxicology Meeting
Thirteen Molecular Toxicology undergraduate majors have had abstracts accepted for poster presentations at the National Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting in San Antonio Texas, March 2013.
Martyn Smith named Director of the Berkeley Institute of the Environment (BIE)
Martyn Smith, Molecular Toxicology Head Graduate Advisor and Professor of Toxicology in the Division of Environmental Health Sciences in the School of Public Health was recently named the new BIE Director.
Brandon Gaytan's NSF Fellowship highlighted by Graduate Division
Brandon Gaytan, Molecular Toxicology Ph.D. Candidate, NSF Fellowship highlighed by Graduate Division. Read more here.
Researchers Identify New Inflammation Pathway in the Brain
Assistant Professor Daniel Nomura and his collaborators at Scripps Research Institute have identified a new inflammation pathway in the brain, and showed that inflammation can be controlled by d
Elizabeth Theil Receives La Ka Shing Women in Science 2011 Research Award
Adjunct Professor Elizabeth Theil has received the La Ka Shing Women in Science 2011 Research Award toward her research project on The Molecular Basis of Iron Absorption from Food (legumes).
Benito de Lumen Elected as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement in Science
Professor Benito de Lumen has recently been elected as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement in Science for his important contributions to natural products biochemistry, with special regard to the
Wally Wang Receives Grant from Muscular Dystrophy Association
The Muscular Dystrophy Association has awarded 44 grants totaling $13.5 million to support research efforts aimed at advancing understanding of disease processes and un
CNR Achieves LEED Gold
CNR Achieves LEED Gold® on the Morgan Hall, the home of Nutritional Science and Toxicology.
Molecular Toxicology Alumni Begins Investigation into Stresses on Marine Phytoplankton
Molecular Toxicology alumni Ludmilla Aristilde has begun an investigation into stresses on marine phytoplankton while working on her postdoctoral research at Princeton University.
Molecular Toxicology Research Featured in Toxicological Sciences
Recent MolTox graduate William J. Jo, Ph.D. is the first author of an article published in Toxicological Sciences.
Danica Chen Wins 2009 Searle Scholars Award
Assistant Professor Danica Chen won a 2009 Searle Scholars Award, one of 15 young professors nationwide.
Professor Hei Sook Sul and Roger H.F. Wong Co-Author Article in CELL
Professor Hei Sook Sul and PhD Candidate Roger H. F. Wong have co-authored an article published in the highest-impact journal in life science CELL.
Maryam Ahmadian and Robin Duncan featured on ABC Evening News
Graduate student Maryam Ahmadian and Postdoc Robin Duncan from Professor Hei Sook Sul's lab were featured on the ABC evening news January 12, 2009. Click here to watch t
Maxwell Ruby, Daniel Nomura, Carolyn Hudak Co-Author Article in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Maxwell Ruby, PhD Candidate, Daniel Nomura, PhD (recent graduate) and Carolyn Hudak (MBN graduate student) have co-authored an article published in the high-impact journal Proceedings of the Natio
NST Faculty Member Named to Science Panel
NST faculty member Dale Johnson, Ph.D. has been named to the California Department of Toxic Substances Control Green Ribbon Science Panel.
Research Featured in UC Berkeley Press Release
Ida Aronchik, PhD candidate in Molecular Toxicology program has been actively participating in the research featured in UC Berkeley Press Release: "Broccoli compound targets
Prof. Casida and Daniel Nomura Co-Author Advanced Online Publication in Nature Chemical Biology
Prof. Casida and Daniel Nomura, Ph.D. have co-authored an advanced online publication in Nature Chemical Biology.