Prestigious award advances important projects in humanities and social sciences with $200,000 stipend.

Advanced air mobility could help people and goods in modes and environments previously underserved by traditional means get where they need to go.

Hundreds of University of California scientists and researchers across the state are working to help people adapt to climate change, with innovations to fight fire, protect water supplies and accelerate the transition to a clean energy future.

Crops most affected by increased fallowing include rice, cotton, grain and field crops.

A research project conducted by a graduate student is becoming a reality in this first-in-the-nation pilot construction of solar panels over water canals.