Shuvo Roy is not content to just work on the world's first bioartificial kidney. Now he's doing the same for the pancreas.
Nine in 10 Silicon Valley jobs pay less now than 20 years ago
Silicon Valley's business models concentrate wealth, new research finds.
What if doctors could zero in on the one action that would make the most impact on your health?
Health choices made easy, thanks to a new model that relies on data from your FitBit.
The way we've been thinking about olive oil is all wrong.
Olive oils can be appreciated like wines — and the UC Davis Olive Center wants you to have a taste.
UC Berkeley research leads to Nobel Prize-winning immunotherapy
James Allison shares the 2018 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for discoveries he made at UC Berkeley that revolutionized the treatment of cancer.
Just like pigeons, people tend to flock
Are we rational? Sure. But crowd panics, market bubbles and other collective actions seem to be built into our species.
Decisive sea otters distinguish differences by touch
New research reveals how sea otters hunt through the power of their paws and whiskers.
Now you just need to remember to exercise!
Even mild physical activity immediately improves memory function.
Among body shapes, pears are healthier than apples
Obesity's effects may be different for men and women.
Sniffing out sharks
A white shark’s acute sense of smell is legendary. Now humans can sniff them out as well.
Regret is a gambler’s curse, scientists say
New science can record rapid human brain activity — including what goes on after we wager.
UCLA students launch project that’s out of this world
More than 250 UCLA undergrads have designed and built a small satellite that will study weather in space.