Moving the world forward
UC research propels many of California’s leading industries, including agriculture, computing, clean energy, artificial intelligence and genomics.
A Nobel legacy
The University of California has a proud legacy of winning Nobel Prizes that stretches back to 1939, when Ernest O. Lawrence was awarded the prize in physics for his invention of the cyclotron. In the years since, dozens of other University of California faculty and staff have been awarded this highest international honor for their contributions in medicine, economics, physics and more.
What has research done for you lately?
Fig. 1 is a video series that explores groundbreaking ideas — from science to culture to history to psychology. Each episode asks a big question about our world and we talk with UC experts to get to the bottom of it.
