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News: Recent UC Press Book Signings

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By Natalie Howe, Darren J Lipomi, Serenella Linares
| ucpress.edu
We're excited to announce a selection of our latest book signings! We look forward to working with these authors on their upcoming projects. Mycologists Natalie M. Howe and Serenella LInares’ FUNGI MAGNET, a wide ranging introduction to surprising adaptations that have allowed fungi to colonize nearly every aspect of our daily lives from food to medicine, clothing and cosmetics, building materials, and beyond to Chloe Layman at the University of California Press (World).
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A key role of PIEZO2 mechanosensitive ion channel in adipose sensory innervation

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By Yu Wang, Yunxiao Zhang, Verina H. Leung, Saba Heydari Seradj, Utku M. Sonmez, M. Rocio Servin-Vences, Shuke Xiao, Xiangyu Ren, Leon Wang, Sassan A. Mishkanian, Sejal A. Kini, Jonathan Long, Darren J Lipomi, Ardem Patapoutian
| Cell Metabolism Verified
Keywords adipose mechanosensation Introduction Adipose-brain communication is important for whole-body energy homeostasis. Traditionally, the studies of this interaction have been centered on two primary pathways: the brain’s regulation of adipose activity via sympathetic innervation and the ascending signals from adipose tissue to the brain via circulating factors.
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Wearable multi-sensory haptic devices - Nature Reviews Bioengineering

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By Janelle Clark, Daniel J. Preston, Darren J Lipomi, Claudio Pacchierotti, Joshua J. Fleck, Zane A. Zook
| Nature Verified
Abstract Haptic devices enable communication via touch, augmenting visual and auditory displays, or by offering alternative channels of communication when vision and hearing are unavailable. Because of the different types of haptic stimuli that are perceivable by users — vibration, skin stretch, pressure and temperature, among others — devices can be designed to communicate complex information by delivering multiple types of haptic stimuli simultaneously.
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