How a UC San Diego chemist stumbled on some of the first proofs of global warming.
We’ve been getting these key details about Greenland’s melting all wrong
A UC Irvine glaciologist's study leads to a rethinking of ice loss.
How plants could adapt to changing climate
UC Merced botanists study plants in diverse habitats to peek into the future of California's crops.
Total inequality
New research from UC Santa Barbara and UC Berkeley measures how expensive it is to be poor.
Mind games: Why April Fools' Day works
A UC Irvine cognitive scientist exposes the ultimate trickster: your brain.
From near-dropout to doctorate, scientist now a leader in biofuels
Berkeley Lab biochemist thrives on re-engineering bacteria and mentoring students.
Reforms could restore wild fisheries to health in just a decade
A UC Santa Barbara professor shows how quickly ocean sustainability can be achieved.
UCLA engineer studies avian flight
This government-funded research will help design unmanned aircraft with shapeshifting wings.
A new twist on educational testing
A UC Santa Barbara team believe an entrepreneurial approach can drive positive change in education.
Turning discarded items into art about race in America
Three new shows bring the work of UCLA professor Rodney McMillian to the East Coast.
The science behind our love for March Madness
What makes us so passionate about sports? A UCLA professor explains.
Stopping malaria … one mosquito at a time
UC Irvine and UC San Diego scientists have found a way to curb mosquito-borne diseases - possibly including Zika.