Los Angeles Times |
Can science bake a better apple pie?
A class at UCLA teaches all about the science behind what makes lettuce crispy, coffee bitter, and apple pie truly tasty.
Associated Press via Washington Post |
Cal hoopster now helps clinical trial
A heart condition benched Tierra Rogers before she played a college game. Now she's in a clinical trial that she hopes will keep other athletes in the game.
Sacramento Bee |
Students work to engineer plastic-degrading bacteria
Young researchers have spent the summer at UC Davis\' Genome Center working on what they hope will one day be the answer to cleaning up the world\'s landfills.
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Students give high marks to UC education, access to courses
Biennial survey reveals overall satisfaction with college experience at UC, even in the face of reduced state funding.
University of California |
Heading into zero gravity
UC San Diego students are in Houston, on a NASA plane, this week to investigate what happens in the heads of astronauts during weightlessness. They are part of NASA's Microgravity University, which offers selected students a rare chance to do research in near-zero gravity.
UC Office of the President |
Finding joy in teaching, research and an ocean view
Jill Bible teaches science and enjoys her hands-on research at the UC Davis Bodega Marine Lab.
UC Office of the President |
Artist's perspective on audience, exposure
A conversation with artist Glenn Kaino touches on creating for audiences big and small.
UC Davis |
Alum invents microwave ramen cooker
No hot pot needed: Microwave dish makes perfect noodles.
UCLA |
Entertainment mogul funds a medical revolution
David Geffen's newly established $100 million scholarship fund will free the very best students from financial burden, affording them limitless opportunities to pursue their passions in health care.