On Valentine's Day, we asked the experts how biology and psychology affect love, relationships and sex.
This is your brain on love
Can you see better when you exercise?
A novel experiment investigates whether human vision is more sensitive during physical activity.
Ventura fault could cause stronger shaking, new research finds
The fault has a staircase-like structure, which would result in more damage during an earthquake.
Researchers show how Lou Gehrig’s disease progression could be delayed
Study could lead to new drugs for spinal cord injury, Alzheimer’s disease and some cancers.
11 UC researchers elected to National Academy of Engineering
Election is among the highest honors in the engineering profession.
The University of California and Israel’s Innovation Authority sign cooperation agreement
With the goals of fostering technological innovation and boosting research and development, the University of California has signed a memorandum of understanding with Israel’s National Technological Innovation Authority to increase cooperation between the two entities.
First nuclear explosion helps test theory of moon's formation
Nuclear fallout and lunar samples are similar enough to suggest an impact could have created our moon.
Immigration does not increase crime — it decreases it
Findings over as many as four decades demonstrate the economic and social benefits of immigration.
Poor odor identification may be early warning for dementia
New study suggests olfactory testing might be a simple way to predict disease a decade before symptoms occur.
Study: Infants recognize surprise in others before age 2
New research shows children's understanding begins in half the time previously thought.
Pride — virtue or vice?
Researchers explain why this emotion may have earned a bad rap.
'Near-perfect' broadband absorber invented
New technology could triple solar cell efficiencies and keep buildings cool.