Archives for Jun 2004
2004-06-01 - Prostate cancer soy-shitake mushroom extract trial
2004-06-01 - Spine surgeons test artificial disc for the neck
2004-06-01 - Berkeley teams with Taiwanese research institute to spur tech development
2004-06-01 - Researcher finds one-third of U.S. diet comprised of junk food
2004-06-01 - Was 17th century solar funk a rarity?
2004-06-02 - SPEAR peers at supernova blast wave
2004-06-02 - School of information and computer science named in honor of Donald Bren
2004-06-02 - Perception depends on precise division of labor among brain cells
2004-06-02 - Medical Center awarded accreditation
2004-06-02 - Cancer drug increases survival, study finds
2004-06-03 - 775,000 L.A. county adults hungry or at risk
2004-06-03 - Sylvia Hurtado named new director of HERI
2004-06-03 - NOTICE OF MEETING
2004-06-03 - NOTICE OF MEETING
2004-06-04 - Researchers discover new way to identify cell growth
2004-06-04 - Riverside professor named national humanities fellow
2004-06-04 - Pioneer in peptide chemistry at San Diego dies at 75
2004-06-05 - Therapeutic bortezomib moves to phase II trial in lung cancer patients
2004-06-05 - Lung Cancer Patients In Japan, United States React Differently To The Same Chemotherapy Regimen
2004-06-05 - Combining new oral anti-cancer agents with chemotherapy
2004-06-05 - Plants adapt to drought by becoming more water efficient
2004-06-07 - Leading geneticist to head new center for human genetics
2004-06-07 - $6.4 million fusion center
2004-06-07 - Supposed head-butting dinosaurs didn't
2004-06-07 - Patent awarded for "Date Rape" drug test
2004-06-07 - Study Reveals Parents Concerns About Doctor Visits
2004-06-07 - San Francisco maintains high rankings in NIH research funding
2004-06-07 - Entertainment industry leaders set to guide school of theater, film, and tv
2004-06-08 - Perchlorate may be acceptable in drinking water at higher levels
2004-06-08 - World finals of Imagine Cup 2004
2004-06-09 - New genetic risk factor for colon cancer identified
2004-06-09 - Astronomer Andrea Ghez awarded Gold Shield prize
2004-06-09 - New survey of obese women finds many started dieting before age 14
2004-06-09 - Biology professor helps minority students succeed in science
2004-06-09 - Espionage may have driven the evolution of bee language
2004-06-09 - Donald Bren awarded UC Presidential Medal
2004-06-09 - U.S. Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham's announcement to extend the contract to manage Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)
2004-06-09 - U.S. Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham's announcement to extend the contract to manage Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)
2004-06-10 - Chemists retrieve clues to ancient ocean chemistry and global greenhouse from cretaceous sediments
2004-06-10 - Biological control conference focuses on organic farming
2004-06-11 - Riverside wins $3.5 million research management contract
2004-06-14 - NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
2004-06-14 - NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
2004-06-15 - Irvine chancellor nominated as president of National Academy of Sciences
2004-06-15 - New technique for deciphering brain recordings can capture thinking
2004-06-15 - Research discovery identifies new strategy against diabetes
2004-06-15 - Outreach program earns $1.3 million federal grant
2004-06-15 - West Nile virus experts at Riverside
2004-06-16 - How Many Squares, Mr. Franklin?
2004-06-16 - Alumnus Kent Nagano selects new transcription by UCSC arts dean
2004-06-16 - Chancellor J. Michael Bishop receives honorary Harvard degree
2004-06-16 - Ultrasound for cancer treatment
2004-06-16 - Major Korean prize to Davis biochemical engineer
2004-06-16 - UC REACHES TENTATIVE CONTRACT AGREEMENT WITH PATIENT CARE EMPLOYEES' UNION
2004-06-16 - UC REACHES TENTATIVE CONTRACT AGREEMENT WITH PATIENT CARE EMPLOYEES' UNION
2004-06-17 - Semel family donates to Neuropsychiatric Institute
2004-06-17 - UC Davis to Award 5,800 Degrees at 12 Ceremonies
2004-06-17 - Semel family donates to Neuropsychiatric Institute
2004-06-17 - Researchers recreate patterns formed by mammalian cells
2004-06-17 - NOBEL LAUREATE STEVEN CHU NAMED DIRECTOR OF LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY
2004-06-17 - NOBEL LAUREATE STEVEN CHU NAMED DIRECTOR OF LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY
2004-06-18 - Chancellor wins prestigious Einstein Award
2004-06-21 - Chemists Bring Use Of Designer Molecules To Treat Common Diseases Closer To Reality
2004-06-21 - Expedition to establish seafloor observatories for studying water flow in the upper oceanic crust
2004-06-21 - Schill appointed as dean of UCLA law school
2004-06-22 - Origin of West Indian insect eater much older than previously thought
2004-06-22 - New report finds potential doctor shortage in California's future
2004-06-22 - NOTICE OF MEETING
2004-06-22 - NOTICE OF MEETING
2004-06-24 - Major NIH designation for Alzheimer's disease and other dementias
2004-06-24 - Researchers detail Bay Area landslides with space-born imaging techniques
2004-06-25 - A fly's taste experience is much like ours
2004-06-25 - "Women, Children, and HIV" educational CD-ROM to be distributed at international AIDS conference
2004-06-25 - Marine ecologist receives E. O. Wilson naturalist award
2004-06-25 - UCLA Asian American Studies Center Journal Examines Civil Rights Challenges
2004-06-27 - Florida voting problems fit historical pattern, says voting rights expert
2004-06-28 - UC Santa Cruz dedicates new W. M. Keck Isotope Laboratory with a symposium
2004-06-28 - Primary Immunodeficiencies Center
2004-06-28 - UC government data web site wins prestigious award
2004-06-28 - Obesity disrupts appetite hormone
2004-06-28 - Walter Allen named as new Cartter Chair
2004-06-28 - UC GOVERNMENT DATA WEB SITE WINS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD
2004-06-28 - UC GOVERNMENT DATA WEB SITE WINS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD
2004-06-29 - Florida voting problems fit historical pattern, says voting rights expert
2004-06-29 - Young gay men experience high rates of anti-gay violence and harassment
2004-06-29 - UCSC dedicates new W. M. Keck Isotope Laboratory with a symposium on isotop
2004-06-30 - West Nile virus could be serious threat to some wildlife
2004-06-30 - Sound with space and motion
2004-06-30 - L&S, chemistry debut new online science magazine
2004-06-01 - Spine surgeons test artificial disc for the neck
2004-06-01 - Berkeley teams with Taiwanese research institute to spur tech development
2004-06-01 - Researcher finds one-third of U.S. diet comprised of junk food
2004-06-01 - Was 17th century solar funk a rarity?
2004-06-02 - SPEAR peers at supernova blast wave
2004-06-02 - School of information and computer science named in honor of Donald Bren
2004-06-02 - Perception depends on precise division of labor among brain cells
2004-06-02 - Medical Center awarded accreditation
2004-06-02 - Cancer drug increases survival, study finds
2004-06-03 - 775,000 L.A. county adults hungry or at risk
2004-06-03 - Sylvia Hurtado named new director of HERI
2004-06-03 - NOTICE OF MEETING
2004-06-03 - NOTICE OF MEETING
2004-06-04 - Researchers discover new way to identify cell growth
2004-06-04 - Riverside professor named national humanities fellow
2004-06-04 - Pioneer in peptide chemistry at San Diego dies at 75
2004-06-05 - Therapeutic bortezomib moves to phase II trial in lung cancer patients
2004-06-05 - Lung Cancer Patients In Japan, United States React Differently To The Same Chemotherapy Regimen
2004-06-05 - Combining new oral anti-cancer agents with chemotherapy
2004-06-05 - Plants adapt to drought by becoming more water efficient
2004-06-07 - Leading geneticist to head new center for human genetics
2004-06-07 - $6.4 million fusion center
2004-06-07 - Supposed head-butting dinosaurs didn't
2004-06-07 - Patent awarded for "Date Rape" drug test
2004-06-07 - Study Reveals Parents Concerns About Doctor Visits
2004-06-07 - San Francisco maintains high rankings in NIH research funding
2004-06-07 - Entertainment industry leaders set to guide school of theater, film, and tv
2004-06-08 - Perchlorate may be acceptable in drinking water at higher levels
2004-06-08 - World finals of Imagine Cup 2004
2004-06-09 - New genetic risk factor for colon cancer identified
2004-06-09 - Astronomer Andrea Ghez awarded Gold Shield prize
2004-06-09 - New survey of obese women finds many started dieting before age 14
2004-06-09 - Biology professor helps minority students succeed in science
2004-06-09 - Espionage may have driven the evolution of bee language
2004-06-09 - Donald Bren awarded UC Presidential Medal
2004-06-09 - U.S. Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham's announcement to extend the contract to manage Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)
2004-06-09 - U.S. Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham's announcement to extend the contract to manage Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)
2004-06-10 - Chemists retrieve clues to ancient ocean chemistry and global greenhouse from cretaceous sediments
2004-06-10 - Biological control conference focuses on organic farming
2004-06-11 - Riverside wins $3.5 million research management contract
2004-06-14 - NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
2004-06-14 - NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
2004-06-15 - Irvine chancellor nominated as president of National Academy of Sciences
2004-06-15 - New technique for deciphering brain recordings can capture thinking
2004-06-15 - Research discovery identifies new strategy against diabetes
2004-06-15 - Outreach program earns $1.3 million federal grant
2004-06-15 - West Nile virus experts at Riverside
2004-06-16 - How Many Squares, Mr. Franklin?
2004-06-16 - Alumnus Kent Nagano selects new transcription by UCSC arts dean
2004-06-16 - Chancellor J. Michael Bishop receives honorary Harvard degree
2004-06-16 - Ultrasound for cancer treatment
2004-06-16 - Major Korean prize to Davis biochemical engineer
2004-06-16 - UC REACHES TENTATIVE CONTRACT AGREEMENT WITH PATIENT CARE EMPLOYEES' UNION
2004-06-16 - UC REACHES TENTATIVE CONTRACT AGREEMENT WITH PATIENT CARE EMPLOYEES' UNION
2004-06-17 - Semel family donates to Neuropsychiatric Institute
2004-06-17 - UC Davis to Award 5,800 Degrees at 12 Ceremonies
2004-06-17 - Semel family donates to Neuropsychiatric Institute
2004-06-17 - Researchers recreate patterns formed by mammalian cells
2004-06-17 - NOBEL LAUREATE STEVEN CHU NAMED DIRECTOR OF LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY
2004-06-17 - NOBEL LAUREATE STEVEN CHU NAMED DIRECTOR OF LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY
2004-06-18 - Chancellor wins prestigious Einstein Award
2004-06-21 - Chemists Bring Use Of Designer Molecules To Treat Common Diseases Closer To Reality
2004-06-21 - Expedition to establish seafloor observatories for studying water flow in the upper oceanic crust
2004-06-21 - Schill appointed as dean of UCLA law school
2004-06-22 - Origin of West Indian insect eater much older than previously thought
2004-06-22 - New report finds potential doctor shortage in California's future
2004-06-22 - NOTICE OF MEETING
2004-06-22 - NOTICE OF MEETING
2004-06-24 - Major NIH designation for Alzheimer's disease and other dementias
2004-06-24 - Researchers detail Bay Area landslides with space-born imaging techniques
2004-06-25 - A fly's taste experience is much like ours
2004-06-25 - "Women, Children, and HIV" educational CD-ROM to be distributed at international AIDS conference
2004-06-25 - Marine ecologist receives E. O. Wilson naturalist award
2004-06-25 - UCLA Asian American Studies Center Journal Examines Civil Rights Challenges
2004-06-27 - Florida voting problems fit historical pattern, says voting rights expert
2004-06-28 - UC Santa Cruz dedicates new W. M. Keck Isotope Laboratory with a symposium
2004-06-28 - Primary Immunodeficiencies Center
2004-06-28 - UC government data web site wins prestigious award
2004-06-28 - Obesity disrupts appetite hormone
2004-06-28 - Walter Allen named as new Cartter Chair
2004-06-28 - UC GOVERNMENT DATA WEB SITE WINS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD
2004-06-28 - UC GOVERNMENT DATA WEB SITE WINS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD
2004-06-29 - Florida voting problems fit historical pattern, says voting rights expert
2004-06-29 - Young gay men experience high rates of anti-gay violence and harassment
2004-06-29 - UCSC dedicates new W. M. Keck Isotope Laboratory with a symposium on isotop
2004-06-30 - West Nile virus could be serious threat to some wildlife
2004-06-30 - Sound with space and motion
2004-06-30 - L&S, chemistry debut new online science magazine
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