Two researchers explore how social media transforms romance, stress and more.
Do you post enough for your partner?
Predicting the future with the wisdom of crowds
A training that makes people 'superforecasters' yields surprisingly effective results.
The Dalai Lama to UC San Diego graduates: Young people are the future of humanity
'You have the opportunity to create a better world, a happier world,' he tells the 25,000 assembled grads.
A matter of rights
Professor helps refugees reclaim one of their basic human rights — an education.
Golden State Warriors a case study in ‘greater good’
The NBA champions find success through cooperation, empathy and mindfulness.
3 minutes to mindfulness
Just a few minutes may be all you need to reduce stress and get your mind under control.
Indiana Jones meets the sea
New Scripps center launches to study how marine environments influenced ancient societies. Hopefully there's no snakes.
Dressmakers found to have needle-sharp 3-D vision
The stereoscopic vision of seamstresses is superior to that of surgeons, researchers find.
Talking science with the fluidity of Pixar
Ph.D. student Sara ElShafie works with Pixar story artists to help her fellow scientists better communicate.
Walls, spies, East Berlin and the California Book Award
Anne Nesbet's historical novel “Cloud and Wallfish” claims the gold medal in juvenile fiction.
Born in the Summer of Love: The Haight Ashbury Free Clinic transformed drug addiction treatment
Famed clinic celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Scientist helps excavate oldest-known human fossils — and their dinner
Discovery of 300,000-year-old human ancestors pushes back our origins by 100,000 years.