Newly developed artificial intelligence can account for how the brain changes as we learn, enabling a person with paralysis to move objects.

“Avian influenza is not new,” said Mark Stetter, dean of the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. “But what is new is this virus is changing, and it’s changing in multiple ways that have raised concerns lately.”

Turf fields are playable year-round and require less maintenance, but frequent play on them is more jarring for joints and more sticky for some cleats, which can be a contributing factor for increased injury risks.

A new tech innovation allows for remote monitoring of beehive health.

Ten UC researchers and 15 alumni have been selected for one of the highest honors in the field of engineering.

The American people have consistently supported life-saving cancer research. Now the nation’s bedrock source of public funding for biomedical research is under attack.

In a move as significant as the advent of the semiconductor, a Microsoft team led by UC Santa Barbara physicists unveils first-of-its-kind topological qubit, paving the way for a more fault-tolerant quantum computer.

A UCLA art historian is exploring what the color blue can tell us about the hidden history of Indigenous peoples.

Using the nanostructures found on butterfly wings, scientists have developed a simple and inexpensive way to analyze cancerous tissues.

Sloan Research fellowships support promising early-career scientists and scholars to continue leading in their fields.

UC Davis is given the highest marks in the country by the American Association for the Advancement of Science for its effective actions that foster an inclusive, creative, and supportive STEMM environment.

A unique collaboration between electrical engineers and ophthalmologists solves clinical, computational challenges.