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Refashioning Masculinity in Regency England: Female Fashions Inspired by the Persian Envoy Mirza Abul Hassan Khan and His Circassian Wife

Publication: Journal Article

“Refashioning Masculinity in Regency England: Female Fashions Inspired by the Persian Envoy Mirza Abul Hassan Khan and His Circassian Wife”. 2024. Unsettling Sexuality: Queer Horizons in the Long Eighteenth Century.

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Recent Talks Applied Math Seminar (University of California, Santa Barbara, Apr 2025) UCSB Applied Math/PDE/Data Science Seminar SIAM Conference on Computational Science and Engineering (Fort Worth, Mar 2025) MS: Time Integration of Dynamical Systems Using Machine Learning Center for Applied...

Research featured in UC Merced Magazine

News: January 18, 2024

Family Development Lab researchers were featured in the UC Merced Magazine (Volume XVIII, Issue IV).

Miles Smith

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Good bye Ferdinand :(

News: August 11, 2023

It was a great 3 years with Ferdinand, who discovered fundamental things for the Jensen lab about the GPI anchor that will be published in years to come! Good luck with your growing family in the UK!

Congratulations to Laura for being awarded Best Poster Award at the Midwinter Conference for Immunologists!!

News: January 29, 2024

Congratulations for being selected BioLegend Young Investigator Travel Award for Poster Presentations!! One of 4 posters selected...out of 127 posters... well done Laura!

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New R21 NIH grant on mRNA vaccines for Toxoplasma is funded!

News: December 12, 2023

Excited to share that we recently received an R21 (R21AI176186) from the NIH to explore novel concepts in mRNA vaccines for Toxoplasma gondii. This is in collaboration with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories (LLNL) nanoparticle vaccine group headed by Dr. Nick Fischer and Dr. Amy Rasley.

Brandon Moua

Person: Undergrad Student

Congratulations, Dr. Gonzalez!

News: April 29, 2024

Jeremias completed his Ph.D. adventure by defending his thesis entitled 'Microflow Manipulation via Symmetries,' along with three journal publications in which he was the lead student author. What an amazing journey! Excellent talk as well! Congratulations, Dr. Gonzalez!