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Food Engineering- An Addictive Science?

Neha Sahota
Whether you’ve been baking sourdough bread, whipping up some dalgona coffee, or working from your pantry this quarantine, it’s safe... Read More

To Be One With the Microbiome

Ashley Medina
By Ashley Medina | Online Reporter | SQ Online (2020-2021) How much of you is you? Look down at your... Read More

Mind Control Madness with Toxoplasma gondii

Anjali Iyangar
We’re all familiar with the dynamic between the famous Tom and Jerry. It’s a simple one: Jerry the mouse always... Read More

The Racial Disparity in America’s Maternal Mortality

Meena Kian
By Meena Kian | Online Reporter | SQ Online (2019-2020) When most Americans think of professional tennis player Serena Williams,... Read More

The Healing Modalities of Mindfulness

Meena Kian
By Meena Kian | Online Reporter | SQ Online (2019-2020) We hear it all the time—“close your eyes, take a... Read More

Second Human Ever to be Cured of HIV

Anjali Iyangar
BY ANJALI IYANGAR | SQ ONLINE REPORTER | SQ 2019-2020 Over the course of the last few months, discussion about... Read More

A Change in Worldview: Vision Correction Explained

Meena Kian
By Meena Kian | Online Reporter | SQ Online (2019-2020) Nearly 75% of the American population relies on some form... Read More

How to be Cool: Tales of Temperature Tasting

Anjali Iyangar
Imagine: it’s Friday morning, and you have awoken from your slumber to one of the cloudier days in La Jolla.... Read More

Stressed-Out Plants

Anjali Iyangar
It’s midterm season, and the pressure is slowly getting to you. Pungent odors begin to diffuse in the air as... Read More

Skin Regeneration in Wound Healing: The Art of Self Preservation

Meena Kian
By Meena Kian | Online Reporter | SQ Online (2019-2020) Picture this: you’re a new parent, eager to keep your... Read More
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Do you take great pictures and have a passion for Do you take great pictures and have a passion for biology? Do you want your creative work to be featured on the cover of an award-winning biology research journal? Saltman Quarterly is UCSD's premier undergraduate biological research journal and wants you to submit your photos to the SQ Cover Photo Contest!📸🧬🦠🧪

We are looking for stunning images relating to biology (e.g. neuropathy, microorganisms, plants, proteins, ecology, ecosystems, environmental science, conservation, molecular biology, biochemistry, cell biology, etc.) The winning selection will be featured on the cover of Volume 18 and the runner-up submissions may be highlighted throughout the journal's interior pages! Please see the flyer below for more details!
Our Fall Insider, Parasites, is out! Swipe through Our Fall Insider, Parasites, is out! Swipe through for some sneak peeks, but please go to the link in our bio to read it! 

The Fall 2020 issue of SQ Insider from UC San Diego's award-winning undergraduate biology journal, Saltman Quarterly. 
(1) Parasite Pregnancy: A Potential Fertility Solution (written by Sharanya Sriram, illustrated by Lu Yue Wang) 
(2) How Nematorpha Transform Crickets into Suicidal Creatures (written by Jenny Namkoong, illustrated by Svetlana Mcelwain) 
(3) The Eavesdropping Parasite (written by Ananya Prasad, illustrated by Yichen Wang) Cover illustration by Corly Huang. 
Full-page illustration by Hannah Abraham. 
Editors-in-Chief: Andra Thomas, Salma Sheriff 
Editor-at-Large: Arya Natarajan Head Production Editor: Julia Cheng UTS Production Editor: Nicole Adamson 
Production Team: Amber Hauw, Tania Gallardo, Ashley Chu, Zarina Gallardo 
Head Illustrator: Sara Kian Tech Editors: Juliana Fox, Kaz Nuckowski, Max Gruber, Ishrak Ramzan, Anushka Bajaj, Smriti Variyar, Megha Srivatsa
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