A UC Berkeley professor designs technology to help infrastructure evolve.
Water 4.0: the next revolution in urban water systems
Shellfish response to ocean acidification depends on other stressors
Vulnerability of mussels to harmful effects from acidic seawater varies among different West Coast locations, study finds.
Eliminating the HIV epidemic is possible, says UCLA
A new study shows that effective treatment of patients in Denmark has virtually contained the disease.
How to talk about climate change so people will act
Want to motivate individuals to stop global warming? UC San Diego research points to a successful strategy.
After shocking die-off, Oregon sea stars stage an epic comeback
Biologists at UC Santa Cruz and UC Santa Barbara dive into reasons for population's return.
Leading homeless veterans back into the mainstream of life
UCLA scientists are on a quest to discover the brain-based obstacles hindering vets even after they find homes.
Carrot genome paints colorful picture of domestication
Study reveals how the carrot has been touched by breeding practices as well as influenced by environmental change.
UC names Christine Gulbranson senior vice president for research innovation and entrepreneurship
The University of California Board of Regents today (May 12) approved Christine Gulbranson as senior vice president for research innovation and entrepreneurship at UC’s Office of the President.
UC’s climate of innovation pays off for California
UC is increasingly playing a pivotal role in the California economy as a driving force behind successful startups.
Breastfeeding is good for yet another reason, researchers discover
Breast milk antibodies interact with the just-forming immune system of a newborn to shape lifelong responses.
Care about coral reefs? Protect the 'lawnmowers'
A UC San Diego professor tells Science Today why conserving depleted reef-grazing fish is so important.
10 game-changing grad student startups
UC graduate students are California's startup machine, launching one new startup every two weeks.