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UC Newsroom |
Prepare to be amazed! UC graduate students wow with 3-minute talks at Grad Slam
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UC Newsroom |
UC graduate programs and schools lead the nation in the 2025-26 U.S. News Best Graduate Schools rankings
UC San Francisco |
Super bowl science: brains or brawn?
UC San Francisco scientists explain how evolution uniquely equipped humans to play football.
California Magazine |
Close to safety: U.S. launches smart quake alert prototype
White House plans to expand earthquake early warning system developed at UC Berkeley.
UC Santa Barbara |
Cling-on warriors
UC Santa Barbara researchers are developing a new type of underwater adhesive inspired by sandcastle worms.
UC Santa Cruz |
Drought hits redwood ferns hard, new study shows
UC Santa Cruz researchers find that extreme conditions test limits of plants and forest ecosystem.
UC Riverside |
A natural way of making your brain more efficient
New UC Riverside study finds that increasing your attention comes from using newly acquired knowledge.
UC Santa Barbara |
Rock star
A UC Santa Barbara geologist receives early career award from the Geological Society of America.
UC Davis |
Cat stem cell therapy gives humans hope
A UC Davis team treats feline disease with a first-of-its-kind stem cell therapy for mammals.
UCLA |
Creating good 'food citizens' for future food equity and security
UCLA Food Studies Graduate Certificate Program taking applications starting Feb. 1, selected students to begin fall 2016.
UCLA |
Modern mismatch: brain vs. culture
Best-selling author and UCLA psychiatrist Peter Whybrow is interviewed about the friction between our wiring and today's society.
UC Merced |
Faculty Climate Champion at UC Merced puts plan into action
Biodiversity professor to engage community in sustainability through concept of "lines."
UCLA |
New UCLA therapy shows promise for treating PTSD
Psychiatrists recruiting military veterans for next phase of research on new form of nerve stimulation.
UC Food Observer |
Sustainability through local food: Elliott Campbell Q&A
The UC Merced professor discusses his groundbreaking research.