A UC Riverside professor studies a new material fit for superheroes.
Self-healing polymer could lead to artificial muscle
Heading off mass extinction
A new UC Santa Barbara study underscores the need for better data to facilitate effective biodiversity conservation.
UC Climate Solutions Channel on UCTV launches for Earth Day
Check out UCTV's new channel dedicated to UC climate-related public programming.
UCTV: UC Climate Solutions
Happy Earth Day! UCTV is celebrating by launching the UC Climate Solutions Channel. Check it out below.
Making better batteries a reality: A battery you can charge hundreds of thousands of times
By happy accident, UC Irvine researchers found a gel that enables hundreds of thousands of charges.
Lost that thought? A new study may help you find it
Research from UC San Diego suggests our internal "stopping system" applies to body and mind alike.
In towering redwoods, an abundance of tiny, unseen life
UC Berkeley scientists scale redwoods and find biodiverse new worlds.
UC Merced becomes drone use policy hub
First UC Center of Excellence on campus will produce research for public health and precision-agriculture.
Janet Napolitano on the UC Cures for Alzheimer's Disease Initiative
The UC president on the mobilization of systemwide talent and resources to support promising research.
Capturing public support for an endangered species through photography
A UC San Diego doctoral student hopes to reverse a porpoise's fate with a new camera she's developed.
UCSF cancer immunotherapy clinic offers unique studies of promising treatments
Cutting-edge therapies are helping patients keep cancer in check for years.
The three-minute pitch: Grad students compete to make their research accessible
A competition that helps grad students build valuable skills in explaining the what and why of their research, the 2016 Grad Slam takes place April 22.