A new UC Berkeley study demonstrates how nutritional changes can lower the amount of insecticide traces in kids.
Organic diet cuts pesticide exposure in children
Study links sleeplessness and false confessions
UC Irvine researcher finds that interrogations during normal sleep hours can result in misleading information.
How a matchmaking algorithm saved lives
Long before dating sites, a pair of economists delved into the question of matchmaking, and hit upon a formula with applications far beyond romance.
Me, myself & my microbiome
UCSF's Katie Pollard discusses the nearly 5 pounds of bacteria living with each of us, known as the human microbiome.
Waging a mosquito war
UC Irvine researcher wants to get rid of malaria, Zika and more.
The blessing and curse of the people who never forget
Neuroscientists at UC Irvine study the secrets of those with "highly superior autobiographical memory."
'Schizophrenia gene' discovery sheds light on possible cause
A UC San Diego scientist weighs in on an important new schizophrenia study.
Scripps' research to be showcased at Birch Aquarium
Public invited to explore the expeditions of UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
Crime is no match for math
Algorithms developed at UCLA are helping the Los Angeles Police Department cut down on crime.
A bright approach to brain implants
New light-based brain implants and brain reading research from UC Berkeley could lead to more targeted therapies for neural damage.
New photosynthesis model holds promise for crop yields
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory shows that plants can turn light into energy faster than previously thought possible.
UCLA biologist helps lead search into dogs' origins
A new international project tests ancient DNA to finally settle the question of where dogs come from.