It’s no joke, says a professor developing prototypes of nighttime solar cells capable of generating power.
Solar power at night?
Finalists announced for 2020 UC Startup Pitch Showcase
Five UC startups will have the opportunity to pitch their companies to more than 900 business leaders and could win $10 million in funding.
Putting gene therapy in reach
A disruptive new technology could bring cellular engineering and its lifesaving potential to more people.
Lo and behold: The internet
On this day 50 years ago, the internet was born.
UC students gain new resources, opportunities through expanded entrepreneurship program
The University of California and the Blackstone Charitable Foundation announced today (Sept. 24) the expansion of an exciting program that will equip students with more tools and resources to take their entrepreneurship and innovation to the next level.
Two UC entrepreneurs take home top prizes at global innovation summit
The University of California congratulates the accomplished winners and finalists of the third annual UC Entrepreneur Pitch Competition, which recognizes creative approaches that revolutionize contemporary business models.
Can artificial intelligence tell a polar bear from a can opener?
How closely do deep learning computer networks mimic the human brain? There's still a long way to go, psychologists find.
UC innovators sought for Entrepreneur Pitch Competition
The University of California today (Nov. 16) launched the third annual UC Entrepreneur Pitch Competition, a systemwide effort to connect new and veteran UC entrepreneurs with coaching, resources and exposure to a network of investors to advance and scale their startups.
What the battle over scooters gets wrong
The problem isn't what's on our streets. It's the streets themselves.
The University of California leads in US patents
The UC system easily rises to the top when it comes to invention.
New blood test rapidly detects signs of deadly cancer
Pancreatic cancer is often detected too late, but a new diagnostic tool shows promise.
The next Silicon Valley?
How UC Merced undergrads are solving real-life problems, from BART escalators to the disappearing monarch butterfly.