UC San Francisco |
UCSF cancer immunotherapy clinic offers unique studies of promising treatments
Cutting-edge therapies are helping patients keep cancer in check for years.
UC Davis |
Scorpion venom yields clues for developing better pharmaceuticals
UC Davis researchers see hope for new medicines in a toxin that chemically reprograms within cells.
UC Riverside |
All ants on deck
UC Riverside scientists find some ants exhibit memory in the way they form rafts.
UCLA |
The curiosity and controversy over GMOs: Q&A with Ted Parson
UCLA professor of environmental law will moderate a panel discussion on the environmental, social and health impacts of GMO foods.
UC Davis |
Protein-trapped sugar compounds nourish infant gut microbes
Milk is the only food that co-evolved with humans for our health.
UCLA |
'Game of Thrones' costume designer to teach UCLA students
Two-time Emmy Award-winning Michele Clapton is the 2016 Swarovski Designer in Residence.
UC Riverside |
UC President Napolitano and UC Riverside Chancellor Wilcox inspire students to reach educational goals
Inland Empire visit supports UC initiative to enroll 10,000 more California students over the next three years.
UC Berkeley |
UC Berkeley team to assess impacts of Oakland Unified's new lunch system
Oakland Unified is implementing a district-wide network of kitchens, local gardens and produce markets, as well as educational offerings that teach students where their food comes from.
UCLA |
Microscope uses artificial intelligence to find cancer cells more efficiently
UCLA-invented device analyzes 36 million images per second and uses deep learning to identify rogue cells.
UC San Diego |
Overnight programs offer glimpse of college life for diverse admitted students
Admits from across California preview undergraduate life during an exciting weekend at UC San Diego.
UC Berkeley |
Reinventing childhood in the 21st century
What are the differences between helicopter and "frontier" parenting? A UC Berkeley professor explores.
UC Riverside |
Spreading seeds by human migration
Researchers find corn grown in home and community gardens by immigrant farmers is more genetically diverse than what can be purchased commercially.