Single people are often thought of as self-centered. But science says they're a boon to communities across the country.
More people than ever before are single — and that’s a good thing
First clear-cut risk genes for Tourette syndrome revealed
Results point to a 'bright future' for understanding the disorder.
UC astronomers measure the 'cosmic web'
The data validates preexisting theories about how cosmic structures form.
At UC’s third annual Grad Slam, grad students tackle big ideas in 180 seconds
The University of California’s third annual Grad Slam — a systemwide contest that challenges graduate students to explain their research in three jargon-free minutes — will take place at LinkedIn’s downtown San Francisco office this Thursday, May 4.
Common U.S. pesticide makes bees 'drunk'
Study points to a broadly used chemical that impairs bees' ability to fly and find food.
Worry — it does the body (and mind) good?
A new paper shows the power of worrying.
Tackling the ‘black troublemaker’ school stereotype
Psychologist works with Google to combat knee-jerk suspensions of African American teens.
Surprising new role for lungs: Making blood
UCSF scientists discover our breathing organ is a veritable factory of blood and immune stem cells.
Making batteries from waste glass bottles
New, low-cost process creates batteries with a lifespan four times better than what's currently sold.
Hunting with saber-toothed cats in California
An injury pattern in fossils gives an intimate look at how the animal brought down its prey.
Pigeon study takes on sexism in science
New study shows the folly of assuming male and female animals are genetically the same.
The hormone oxytocin is being tested for treatment of PTSD and alcohol abuse
Military personnel, who suffer these afflictions at a greater rate, may finally get some relief.