Among the select few chosen by NASA to put a project on the moon, campus scientists now race to get ready.

From wrinkled noses to pursed lips, the distinct quirks in how we speak may hold the key to combating manipulated videos.

It's a classic American story: Soon-to-be grads Helen and Rachel Lee are fighting to get a tax — on feminine hygiene products — repealed.

Digital media often seems to deplete our attention. Scientists have found a way to flip that equation.

Scientists develop a cannabidiol analogue that shows promise for treating epilepsy without needing to cultivate marijuana.

D’Vonte Johnson is ready to turn auteur, thanks to a student-designed camera rig compatible with cerebral palsy.

Flexible robotics designed at UC San Diego could help navigate the tricky issues of saving this subspecies from extinction.

Something new to wear into your too hot, too cold office.

Researchers design a first-of-its-kind nanogenerator that makes electricity in remote areas.

A first-gen student who grew up in Saudi Arabia, Fatemah Alharbi followed an unexpected path to becoming a white hat hacker.

A shock wave device used by UC Irvine urologists could be a gamechanger for treating painful kidney deposits.

The alum and her husband, Google exec Dennis Troper, spoke with campus provost Marlene Tromp on the keys to their success.