Eight-year-old Sophie doesn’t have fully developed finger bones in her left hand, but with the help of a CITRIS Invention Lab team, she is the new user of a 3-D printed super hand.

Modeling expert lets viewers marvel at Chicago World’s Fair that drew 27 million people from around the world.

Researchers find zebrafish embryos die at alarming rates when exposed to certain 3-D printed materials.

Development of a surgically implantable, artificial kidney — spearheaded by researchers at UCSF and Vanderbilt — receives a $6 million federal grant.

NSF establishes four regional innovation hubs — including one led by UC Berkeley, UC San Diego and the University of Washington — to accelerate advances in data science.

Fingerprints, voice and facial recognition aren't foolproof. For biometrics to truly dislodge passwords, a different approach is necessary to make them more secure.

New method of storing methane could speed development of cars that don’t require the high pressures or cold temperatures of today’s LNG vehicles.

NSF grant puts UC Santa Barbara at the helm of interdisciplinary research effort to promote gender equity in the STEM workforce.

Startup support from campus is part of UC's commitment to tech transfer and entrepreneurship.

Several generations of engineering teams have worked on the NOx-Out device to cut air pollution.

Software allows anyone at UC Merced with a smartphone to report water leaks in a couple of easy steps.

Engineering team wins an international design competition for creating a swimsuit that cleans water as people swim.