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Conference celebrates UC's land-grant history
150 years ago, the Morrill Act gave birth to the University of California and secured the state's pre-eminence in research, agriculture and technological innovation.
UC Office of the President |
Initiative seeks to boost faculty diversity
UC Diversity Pipeline Initiative encourages UC underrepresented female postgraduate students to pursue academic careers.
UC Irvine |
Seeing how the other half lives
An exhibit at UC Irvine entitled “214 sq. ft.” re-creates a motel room occupied by a composite family
UC Office of the President |
Health risks of thirdhand smoke
Thirdhand smoke is a new frontier, and UC's Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program has assembled a consortium of investigators to study the health risks caused by the remnants of cigarette smoke.
UC Office of the President |
Leadership skills for Native American staffers
Fellowship aims to prepare talented Native American employees for senior-level administration positions.
UC Office of the President |
UCs still tops in world reputation
Five campuses ranked among 2012's Top Universities by Reputation by Times Higher Education.
UC Office of the President |
8 UC campuses are Princeton Review ‘Best Values’
Rankings salute schools that offer top academics, lower costs and generous financial aid.
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What steers vampire bats to blood
Researchers have discovered how vampire bats find the best spots to bite their prey.
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Saving dogs with spinal cord injuries
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UC Santa Barbara |
Ocean acidification study clarifies effects of CO2
Might a penguin's next meal be affected by the exhaust from your tailpipe?
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Dream comes true for 17-year-old student
Despite a diagnosis of recurrent pleomorphic adenomas, 17-year-old Caroline Roy is determined to pursue her dream of becoming a scientist.
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Saul Perlmutter wins Nobel Prize in physics
Saul Perlmutter of Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley has won the 2011 Nobel Prize in physics for his work with the Supernova Cosmology Project.