Science Today |

Breakthrough study reveals biological basis for Sensory Processing Disorder

More common in children than autism, SPD has only recently gained recognition as a distinct neurological disorder. UCSF's Elysa Marco explains how her team's groundbreaking research may lead to a greater understanding of the condition, as well as better diagnosis and treatment.

UC Santa Barbara |

The key to cybersecurity

UC Santa Barbara professor receives prestigous award for his efforts to strengthen encryption.

Scientific American |

Parched California tries to grab stormwater before it escapes

UC Santa Cruz geologists combat the drought with an innovative plan to leverage precipitation for aquifers.

UC Riverside |

Wildfire emissions worse in polluted areas

UC Riverside study shows plants grown in poor air release more pollutants when burned than biomass in purer areas.

CNET |

Your 3-D printer is telling people what it's making

A UC Irvine team finds objects can be reconstructed based on sounds during the printing process, with big implications for industrial espionage.

UC Santa Barbara |

Shinto tradition to reach a new set of readers

UC Santa Barbara scholar creates the world's first book series outside of Japan on the Shinto tradition.

UC Santa Barbara |

Caring, not just understanding, makes for a responsive partner

Pyschologists at UC Santa Barbara find that cognitive empathy alone is not enough when it comes to providing support in relationships.

UC Berkeley |

Scientists tap the smarts of mice, capture problem-solving in action

UC Berkeley researchers provide the first live images of how learning rewires the brain.

Contra Costa Times |

Unusual salamanders lurk beneath UC Santa Cruz

Students and biologists explore caverns on campus to see how climate change affects the world below our feet.

KQED |

Yes, even CRISPR pioneer Jennifer Doudna experiences gender bias

Professors from UC Berkeley and UC Davis discuss breaking down barriers for women in science.

The Washington Post |

Doctor says: When it comes to breastfeeding, your health and happiness matter as much as your baby’s

3 UC doctors suggest mothers prioritize their mental health when making choices about infant care.

UC Berkeley |

Handel scholar discovers new cantata by a Baroque master

A UC Berkeley professor investigates an old manuscript and finds a new composition, to be conducted this spring.