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MulticampusGuess who's coming to dinner? UC, that's who Here are a dozen delectable foods and beverages that you'll enjoy more because UC helped deliver or improve them. 
UC BerkeleyToll of Philippine typhoons for families, baby girls Economic, human impacts include the greatly elevated risk of death for baby girls even two years out.
UC Davis ----------------------------------------Study: Firms with more women leaders more profitable Companies with more gender diversity at executive level had three times more revenue and having 50 percent higher profit.
UC Santa Barbara ----------------------------------------Army renews biotech research grant with $48 million Extension of support for Institute for Collaborative Biotechnologies speaks to a decade of success.
UC San Diego ----------------------------------------Brain cancer cells hide while drugs seek Tumor cells temporarily stop mutation to evade drugs and re-amplifying mutatioin when therapy stops, study finds.
UC Santa Barbara ----------------------------------------Algorithms are watching Internet companies, using mathematical instructions, are the new Big Brother, logging every keystroke we make.
UC Irvine
----------------------------------------Chemists crack the code of cataract creation Discovery could help prevent blindness for millions of people around the world. More Campus and Lab News Resource Quick Links |
Top Feature Internet Stay here. Take classes there. Cross-campus enrollment project simplifies process, expands online offerings available to UC undergrads. More Top Features Office of the President News
HealthUC goes tobacco free starting Jan. 2014 Sales, ads and use of cigarettes, chewing tobacco and more will go away throughout the UC system. 
BudgetSequestration takes toll on research, education UC leadership: Science is at risk because of across-the-board spending cuts in the federal budget.
Administration ----------------------------------------President Napolitano's statement on Nelson Mandela "He was the ultimate teacher. He not only changed the world — he taught us how to live together. All of us were his students."
Labor ----------------------------------------Statement following AFSCME Nov. 20 strike UC leadership urges return to bargaining table to finalize contract for patient care technical and service employees.
Labor ----------------------------------------Court injunction limits walkout at med centers Patient care employees, represented by AFSCME, plan a one-day strike on Nov. 20.
Ecology ----------------------------------------Weather stations help answer climate questions UC Natural Reserve System network providing data to measure how changes are impacting wildlife.
Labor ----------------------------------------Statement on impact of planned AFSCME strike Senior VP for UC Health urges consideration for patients, return to bargaining table.
Labor
----------------------------------------State labor board intends to seek strike injunction Board strives to limit number of AFSCME workers participating in one-day strike on Nov. 20. More Office of the President News |