UC’s top climate experts are convening to create a practical blueprint for tackling climate change in advance of the Paris United Nations Climate Summit.

The public dialogue about science is perhaps the most vital and most fraught national conversation not taking place in our country, and the ramifications are profound.

Engineering team wins an international design competition for creating a swimsuit that cleans water as people swim.

Hepatitis B vaccine, the nicotine patch, the tasty Camarosa strawberry: Those patented innovations have earned UC, and the faculty who developed them, more than $500 million.

Late-phase trials found that the drug greatly reduced symptoms for progressive multiple sclerosis as well as a more common form of the disease.

Over-activation of telomerase in most malignant tumors has made the unusual enzyme a prime target for drug development efforts.

Course on ecology and conservation takes students from across UC out in the natural landscape.

People envision an unknown ‘black’-named character in similar ways to an unknown ‘white’-named male convicted of assault.

Results of months-long project in Los Angeles suggest method could succeed in cities worldwide.

Nature's rankings are based on the collective contributions of the university's faculty in major scientific journals.

Global climate change’s impact on the poles will be focus of an upcoming meeting hosted by Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the American Polar Society.

San Diego County has become a hotbed of medical innovation, led by UC San Diego and other institutions.