A conversation with Berkeley Lab’s ‘Pi Guy’ Lawrence Berkeley Lab March 14, 2014 'The Simpsons' needed to know the 40,000th decimal digit of pi. David Bailey was the go-to guy.
Taxpayer donations give cancer research a boost UC Newsroom March 13, 2014 When you file your taxes, consider supporting these programs — simply checking a box can help save lives.
Stamping out STEM stereotypes UC Irvine March 13, 2014 History of commitment to gender equity in science, technology, engineering and math is showing up in increased numbers of female faculty.
Astronomers watch asteroid's disintegration UCLA March 6, 2014 Crumbling asteroid has divided into as many as 10 pieces, the Hubble telescope has revealed; its breakup may be due to the effect of sunlight.
Aiming for the final frontier UCLA Magazine March 4, 2014 UCLA alumna has nailed the first big hurdle toward a one-way trip to Mars.
Berkeley team takes its energy innovation to Capitol Hill UC Berkeley February 28, 2014 The latest in energy efficiency: a backpack-mounted system for quickly mapping energy use throughout a building and identifying ways to reduce it.
UCSF schools lead the nation in NIH biomedical research funds UC San Francisco February 13, 2014 Funding reflects quality of research and enables scientists to continue pioneering efforts.
Grad students are driving force behind research UC Newsroom June 4, 2013 UC trains 26,000 doctoral students and 6,400 postdoctoral fellows whose work addresses issues like renewable energy, poverty, conservation and global health.
Amnesiac's brain adds insight into memory UC San Diego January 29, 2014 Henry G. Molaison was possibly the most-studied patient of modern neuroscience.
UCSC astronomers find bright young galaxies UC Santa Cruz January 8, 2014 The four galaxies are among the earliest and most distant ever discovered.
