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What do the new U.S. vaccine recommendations mean for parents and children?

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Stopping the Clock: Research on the circadian rhythm of mosquitos seeks new ways to fight parasitic diseases

How 45 East African students and researchers gained cutting-edge computational skills to tackle their region's most urgent health challenges
📅 November 10-14, 2025
📍 Kampala, Uganda
🤝 UC Berkeley + Makerere University

Picture of workshop participants and instructors, Kampala, Uganda November 2025

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Computing the Future of African Health Science

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International collaborative effort to understand dengue and Zika

Photo of CEND's 2025 fellowship class and advisors

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CEND Newsletter - No 1 - Oct 30, 2025

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Researchers discover two serious fungal diseases well outside of previous range

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National Academy of Medicine adds two from UC Berkeley to its ranks

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Berkeley microbiologist explains the wonder of viruses in 101 seconds

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New study shows all-in-one coronavirus vaccines could save millions of lives in future pandemics

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Climate, diseases driving death of several tree species in multiple California regions

Distinguished Professor Arthur L. Reingold’s enduring impact on public health

Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna on CRISPR and the future of gene editing

DOE Recognizes Synthetic Biology Pioneer Jay Keasling with 2025 OTC/NAI Innovator of the Year Award

Preparing for Disease X in a Changing World

The Role of Clinicians in Combatting Misinformation on Vaccines, with Arthur Reingold, MD

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After Kansas outbreak, UC Berkeley’s tuberculosis researchers stress research and preparedness

The not-so-secret life of gut bacteria

Monitoring climate and human behavior can prevent disease outbreaks, finds Bangladeshi researcher at UC Berkeley

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UC Davis Joins CRISPR Powerhouse to Tackle Climate and Food Crises

Bakar Labs set to launch largest climate tech incubator

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