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UC Newsroom |
Prepare to be amazed! UC graduate students wow with 3-minute talks at Grad Slam
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UC Newsroom |
UC graduate programs and schools lead the nation in the 2025-26 U.S. News Best Graduate Schools rankings
UC Santa Barbara |
Do we have free will?
A study by UC Santa Barbara psychologists explores how a compromised belief in free will corrupts intuitive cooperation.
UCLA |
Explore the future of food
UCLA's popular 'Science and Food' events return for fourth year, starting March 8.
UC Riverside |
Food policy conference planned at UC Riverside
Third annual event will feature speakers including the secretary of the California Department of Food and Agriculture and the vice president of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources.
UC Riverside |
Thirdhand smoke linked to Type 2 diabetes
UC Riverside and UCSF study has health implications for nonsmokers living in homes that have (or had) smokers.
California Magazine |
California’s water system leaks like a sieve — how to save millions of gallons
Quantifying, much less preventing, H2O loss is almost impossible. UC Berkeley's John Gage wants to solve the problem.
UC Santa Barbara |
Life imitates art
UC Santa Barbara theater professor works in Nepal to help produce the first-ever opera to debut in the country.
UC Riverside |
New eco-friendly method to stop Argentine ants
UC Riverside researchers add pheromone to bait and find a 74 percent reduction in activity by the invasive species.
UC Irvine |
The future of higher education at UC Irvine
National leaders share insights into providing an elite public education at Feb. 26 symposium.
UCLA |
UCLA grad students learn the art of plain-speaking
Losing the academic jargon, Grad Slam contestants learn to communicate more broadly about their research.
UC San Diego |
3…2…1: UC San Diego readies next steps in twin astronaut study
Observation of identical twins – one on earth, one in space – advances NASA’s preparations for mission to Mars.
UC Merced |
UC Merced researchers identify drug that could treat melanoma
Scientists discover a genetic activation among patients with skin cancer that could be suppressed by a new drug.
UC Newsroom |
Will cars of the future run on poop?
Is brown the new green? UCLA researchers are using waste matter (yes, including poop) to make a new generation of advanced biofuels.