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UC Newsroom |
Coming of age in a warming world: How UC students are turning climate anxiety into action
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UC Newsroom |
A UC degree launched Miguel Tamayo’s life as an aerospace engineer. Here’s how he paid for college.
UC Santa Barbara |
A land without heart disease
80-year-olds in an indigenous population in Bolivia have the same arterial age as Americans in their mid-fifties. Why?
UCLA |
Your brain is 10 times more active than previously thought
Newly discovered brain activity could change scientists' understanding of how learning works.
UC Irvine |
UC Irvine Newkirk Center for Science & Society named home for National Registry of Exonerations
Campus becomes home to leading source of information for official criminal conviction reversals.
UC Berkeley |
Stressed out by the news? Nature videos will make you happier
Being out in the wild is good for you. Turns out, watching the wild is, too.
UC San Diego |
New nano-implant could one day help restore sight
High-tech, high resolution prosthesis is a major step toward functional vision.
UC Merced |
The science of the circadian clock
UC Merced, San Diego and Santa Cruz professors make a breakthrough in the study of nature's rhythms.
UC Davis |
The future car is driverless, shared and electric
Top transportation experts say creative policies are needed now to avoid pitfalls.
UC Santa Barbara |
Lynda.com co-founder honored
Former UCLA faculty member honored by UC Santa Barbara for online learning business, sold to LinkedIn for $1.5 B.
UC San Diego |
UC San Diego scientists find potential genetic basis for anorexia
Cellular model composed of stem cells from teens with eating disorders reveals a novel gene.
UC Merced |
New initiative advances agriculture technology education
UC Merced aims to poise today’s students at the leading edge of the nexus of food, energy and water.
UCLA |
Mattel commits $50 million to UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital
Generous gift to fund expanded child-centric services and best-in-class facilities.
UC Riverside |
How unregulated household chemicals harm us
New book explains why only food, drugs and pesticides are tested before going to market, and why that's a problem.