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Zev Gartner

Building human breast tissue, cell by cell

UC San Francisco
September 23, 2015

Zev Gartner's innovative work in 3-D tissue generation has earned him a spot on Popular Science's 'Brilliant 10' list of 2015.

Butte Fire map created at UC Merced helps keep evacuees informed

Interactive map uses geographic information systems to track the fire's path.

Butte Fire map
KFSN-TV
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First-generation students hear from faculty who have ‘been there’

UC Newsroom
September 22, 2015

As thousands of first-generation college students arrive on campus, UC Irvine faculty are helping them feel a sense of belonging by sharing their own experiences as being their family's first collegians.

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Mobile app would bring earthquake early warning to all

UC Berkeley
September 22, 2015

How an early-warning system would work in practice, beginning with the first blaring alarm from a cellphone: 'Earthquake! Drop, cover and hold on! Strong shaking expected!'

A watchful eye on farm families’ health

Venture out into the fields of Salinas with Mark Bittman as he interviews UC Berkeley's Brenda Eskenazi. She leads the CHAMACOS study, which follows children born between 2000-02 and assesses the impact of pesticides and other environmental chemicals (like flame retardants) on their long-term health.

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New U.S. poet laureate made a fantastic debut in DC

Juan Felipe Herrera, UC Riverside professor emeritus, is bringing a new sense of wonder and drama to the position.

Juan Felipe Herrera
Washington Post
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Skintight ‘invisibility cloak’ can hide any 3-D object — as long as it’s super tiny

We're one step closer to Harry-Potter-style invisibility cloaks. Berkeley Lab researchers report the first ever success in cloaking 3-D objects regardless of their shape. 

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Washington Post
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New York Times calls UC an ‘upward-mobility machine’

UC Newsroom
September 17, 2015

Six campuses in top seven spots of College Access Index, which ranks economic diversity.

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Genomics institute partners with Microsoft to accelerate biomedical research

UC Santa Cruz
September 15, 2015

Partnership provides the institute with access to new computing, data storage and analysis capabilities.

Japanese American draft resisters at Tule Lake camp

Center shatters myth of 'quiet' Japanese Americans imprisoned in camps

UCLA
September 15, 2015

Asian American Studies Center project collects evidence of resistance during the war years.

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