Scientists develop a cannabidiol analogue that shows promise for treating epilepsy without needing to cultivate marijuana.

Researchers design a first-of-its-kind nanogenerator that makes electricity in remote areas.

The soft, implantable “bridges” guide new nerve cells to grow where the spinal cord has been severed.

The characters’ extraordinary abilities are pure science fiction. Or are they?

Engineers are working to create a foldable, packable way to generate power from the sun.

UC Irvine researchers win grant to explore why Alzheimer’s affects more women.

Pancreatic cancer is often detected too late, but a new diagnostic tool shows promise.

A tiny, injectable sensor could provide unobtrusive, long-term alcohol and drug monitoring.

People can feel when surfaces differ by just a single layer of molecules, suggesting new avenues for touch technology.

Mild-mannered materials scientist by day, comic book fan by night, Suveen Mathaudhu spends a lot of time thinking about superheroes. But it isn’t just a hobby: It’s research.

Finding could provide the vehicle for carrying ‘qubits’ of data in quantum computing.

New UC San Diego grad Dennis Chiang looks to break ground with his fellow Tritons in two of engineering’s hottest fields.