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Meet the 2025–2026 BIO5 Ambassador Intern

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Hadassah Yosef will be working with the public affairs team at the BIO5 Institute in marketing, communications, and event planning.

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Gina Compitello named director of communications, marketing, and public affairs for the BIO5 Institute

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The BIO5 Institute welcomes Gina Compitello back to the University of Arizona as its new director of communications, marketing, and public affairs, effective October 13, 2025.

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The gut sense: Sensory neurobiology and food perception

Oct. 6, 2025

Dr. Maya Kaelberer and her research group focus on understanding how the gut senses and responds to the complex composition of food.

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