Researchers want to find out how early trauma appears.
Orange County Register |
UC Irvine study taps brains of high school football players to better understand head injuries
Time |
Would Sheryl Sandberg succeed if she dressed like Mark Zuckerberg?
UC Irvine research points to a workplace gender gap.
California Sunday Magazine |
The Itch Lab: Decoding the science of why we scratch
UC Berkeley scientists seek to understand what tickles our neurons.
Wired |
You need more than rat tumors to prove phones cause cancer
UC Davis researchers offer a counterpoint to concerns a new study has raised.
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Interviews: Jennifer Smith on the health of coral reefs
It turns out that remote coral reefs can thrive despite climate change.
UCLA |
The teenage brain on social media
A new UCLA study sheds light on the influence of what peers "like."
UC Office of the President |
TomKat UC Carbon Neutrality Project launched with $300,000 donation to combat climate change
The University of California launched the TomKat UC Carbon Neutrality Project with a $300,000 gift from the TomKat Foundation, established by Tom Steyer and Kathryn Taylor. The TomKat UC Carbon Neutrality Project seeks to develop and deploy solutions to the challenges of climate change.
The Washington Post |
Dolphin snot might play a crucial role in echolocation
How do dolphins navigate with clicking sounds? A UC San Diego scientist may've found out.
UCSF via The Conversation |
Want to lose weight? Train the brain, not the body
Emotional brain training can help you break the stress-obesity connection, a UCSF professor says.
California Health Report |
Can doctors help reduce gun violence?
Treating firearms as a health matter can prevent injury, a UC Davis professor says in a new report.
Vox |
Solar power is already saving lives in the U.S. Here's how.
A Berkeley Lab report quantifies the ways the public benefits when targets are met.
PBS |
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.