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  • COVID-19 Research Responses

    COVID-19 Research Responses School scientists had been monitoring the spread of COVID-19 in the first few months of 2020 before the pandemic took hold in the U.S., enabling numerous labs to quickly pivot to essential research on the disease. The work not …

  • Jennifer Cocohoba to Deliver 2026 Last Lecture

    Jennifer Cocohoba to Deliver 2026 Last Lecture Jennifer Cocohoba, PharmD ’01, MAS, professor in the school’s Department of Clinical Pharmacy, has been selected to deliver the 14th annual Last Lecture, an annual honor in which students throughout UCSF …

  • A genetic shortcut to help visualize proteins at work

    A genetic shortcut to help visualize proteins at work Related profiles Nevan Krogan, PhD Andrej Sali, PhD James Fraser, PhD … A genetic shortcut to help visualize proteins at …

  • Powered by NIH Funding, UCSF School of Pharmacy Research Saves Lives and Advances Medicine

    Powered by NIH Funding, UCSF School of Pharmacy Research Saves Lives and Advances Medicine Powered by NIH Funding, UCSF School of Pharmacy Research Saves Lives and Advances Medicine Suzan Revah February 25, 2026 Supported by competitive grants from the …

  • How can we be sure the new COVID-19 vaccines are safe?

    How can we be sure the new COVID-19 vaccines are safe? Related profiles Lisa Kroon, PharmD … How can we be sure the new COVID-19 vaccines are …

  • Reprogramming Nature: UCSF Leads AI-Driven Protein Design Initiative

    Reprogramming Nature: UCSF Leads AI-Driven Protein Design Initiative Reprogramming Nature: UCSF Leads AI-Driven Protein Design Initiative Suzan Revah March 9, 2026 From recyclable plastics to renewable fuels to smarter cellular transport systems, the work …

  • How Zebrafish Are Helping Us Cure Parkinson's Disease

    How Zebrafish Are Helping Us Cure Parkinson's Disease How Zebrafish Are Helping Us Cure Parkinson's Disease March 11, 2026 Su Guo, PhD, professor in the Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences, is seeking to expand our understanding of the …

  • Shape Shifting Gel Enables More Precise 3D Printing of Lab-Grown Organs

    Shape Shifting Gel Enables More Precise 3D Printing of Lab-Grown Organs UCSF scientists, including School of Pharmacy professor Zev Gartner, PhD, have developed a new “shape-shifting” gel that is advancing efforts to grow organs in laboratories by …

  • Gifts to School of Pharmacy honor former deans and their legacies

    Gifts to School of Pharmacy honor former deans and their legacies Gifts to School of Pharmacy honor former deans and their legacies UCSF School of Pharmacy Editorial Staff September 29, 2012 As the 122 members of the UCSF School of Pharmacy’s class of …

  • Molecular Garbage on Tumors Makes Easy Target for Antibody Drugs

    Molecular Garbage on Tumors Makes Easy Target for Antibody Drugs Molecular Garbage on Tumors Makes Easy Target for Antibody Drugs UCSF and School of Pharmacy communications March 17, 2026 For five decades, scientists have known about a notorious …