A new international project tests ancient DNA to finally settle the question of where dogs come from.
UCLA biologist helps lead search into dogs' origins
Type with your brain: future tech ditches keyboard
Two devices developed by a UC San Diego team could take neuroimaging to the next level.
A mixtape for treating dementia
Researchers at UC Davis are studying whether a personalized list of favorite songs reduces dementia patients' need for medication.
UC Davis scientists flood farms to replenish aquifers
Winter rain being rerouted to test viability as a groundwater banking strategy.
Healthy salmon seeks same
How a UC San Diego and UC Berkeley alumnus' innovative breeding program is creating a brighter future for salmon in California.
Argentine ants wreak havoc on California homes
These non-native insects are transforming California's ecosystems, but UC Berkeley scientists may be able to stop them.
Testing Climate Change in a Tide Pool
Innovative UC Irvine research shows the impact of climate change on marine life.
Scientists build tiny microcannons that fire drug-filled nanobullets
Two UC San Diego scientists have found a new way to target drug delivery into the body.
What's behind the amazing variety of human faces?
UC Berkeley's Michael Sheehan explains what drives this evolutionary trend on the UC Science Today podcast.
Eating crickets may not be as eco-friendly as you think
Bugs hold potential as a food source but their sustainability claims have been “overstated," UC Davis and UC Cooperative Extension experts say.
To stop global warming, think beyond CO2
The world cannot meet the Paris agreement's goal of keeping global warming below 2 degrees Celsius by curbing carbon dioxide alone - we need to broaden our hit list to include short-lived climate pollutants.
Making the cut: CRISPR genome-editing technology shows its power
Science's magazine's 2015 Breakthrough of the Year was co-developed by UC Berkeley's Jennifer Doudna.