UC Santa Barbara |
An expert's view on Iran
Understanding the country's broader context is key to navigating the current political crisis, Kevin B. Anderson says.
UC Davis |
Is there (still) a gender gap in politics?
More women have run in the 2020 presidential election than ever before. But is the gap in representation closing?
UCLA |
Diet soda may be hurting your diet
Evidence suggests that artificial sweeteners are linked to chronic issues like obesity and diabetes. Should they be taxed?
UC Berkeley |
Brain scans could flag children’s future mental health problems
The findings could pave the way for earlier, more effective diagnoses of attention deficit disorder and more.
UC Newsroom |
Why purple sweet potatoes belong on your holiday table
Impress your friends — and Instagram — with this holiday superfood.
UC Davis |
Zika vaccine protects fetus in pregnant monkeys
An experimental Zika vaccine shows promise for preventing mother-to-fetus transmission of the virus.
UC Santa Barbara |
The giving season
Evolutionary anthropologist Michael Gurven explains why the holidays bring out the better angels of our nature.
UC Newsroom |
Five UC research stories that got the world talking in 2019
A device that translates brain signals into speech is just one of the UC breakthroughs that got the world’s attention in 2019.
UC Newsroom |
UC supporters step forward with generous year-end donations
Gifts from UC’s staunchest allies and students will make a lasting impact on the university and the world at large.
UCLA |
The mystery of Easter Island revealed?
Rapanui people likely believed the ancient monoliths helped food grow on the Polynesian island, study says.
UC San Diego |
Atmospheric river storms create $1 billion-a-year flood damage
These massive storms are likely to grow in intensity in coming years.
UC Santa Cruz and Sonoma State University |
Bringing sea otters back to San Francisco Bay
The California population could triple if otters returned to their historic home — they just need to get past those great white sharks first.