Pupil shape — horizontal, vertical or circular — is linked to animals’ place in the ecological web.
Hunter or prey? The eyes are the key
Precariously balanced rocks provide clues to fault connections
San Jacinto, San Andreas interaction weakens earthquake shaking near them, study lead by UC Irvine finds.
Edges of extinction
UC Santa Cruz ecologist Barry Sinervo studies dying species like a detective at a murder scene, hoping to help preserve threatened species.
Precision medicine initiative funds UC Santa Cruz pediatric cancer project
State initiative provides $1.2 million for the Genomics Institute's California Kids Cancer Comparison project.
Climate change causes timing shifts in fish reproduction
Warmer ocean temperatures affect seasonal cycles, study finds.
UC San Diego participates in Coursera Global Skills Initiative
Qualcomm Institute and San Diego Supercomputer Center online courses have goal to advance access to job-relevant skills around the world.
How awe makes us generous
A new study from UC Berkeley and UC Irvine finds that feeling small in nature makes us more generous to other humans.
UC Davis aids winemakers in sustainability
Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science is showcasing how to reduce processing costs, improve wine quality and protect the planet.
Flowers can endanger bees
Study by UC Riverside entomologist and colleagues shows flowers serve as parasite-dispersing hubs.
Moral judgments soften with time, distance, study shows
People judge acts like lying, theft and assault to be wrong — but less wrong if those acts happened far away or long ago, UCLA-led research suggests.
How to convince vaccine skeptics, and how not to
UCLA and University of Illinois psychologists find a way to change minds.
Summer romance: Will it last?
UC Irvine researchers apply scientific method to study of how we receive affectionate messages.