UCLA |
World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893 comes alive on computer screens
Modeling expert lets viewers marvel at Chicago World’s Fair that drew 27 million people from around the world.
UC San Diego |
Who’s the ‘enviest’ of them all?
Research suggests young adults are more envious than their elders – and about more things.
UC Riverside |
Some 3-D printed objects are toxic
Researchers find zebrafish embryos die at alarming rates when exposed to certain 3-D printed materials.
Blum Center |
Big Ideas deadline approaches
Preproposals are due Nov. 12 for UC student innovation contest.
UC Irvine |
Food for thought
UC Irvine provides a full menu of events, activities encouraging new approaches to sustainable nourishment.
UC Irvine |
Banking on food
Free pantry staves off hunger among needy UC Irvine students.
UC Newsroom |
The research that's changing U.S. food policy
UC research is helping uncover answers to the nation’s obesity epidemic and other thorny food-related issues.
UC San Francisco |
Artificial kidney research gets a boost
Development of a surgically implantable, artificial kidney — spearheaded by researchers at UCSF and Vanderbilt — receives a $6 million federal grant.
UC San Francisco |
Does healthier food help low-income people control their diabetes?
Researchers find better management of diabetes through nutrition food and education supplied by food pantries.
UCLA |
West Nile virus killing millions more birds than previously thought
The findings are particularly alarming for birds with smaller populations, which can’t rebound like a large population can.
UC Berkeley |
Scientists map source of Northwest’s next big quake
Ocean-bottom seismometers help explain the Juan de Fuca tectonic plate that causes megathrust earthquakes.
UC Berkeley |
Touched by Shakespeare in solitary confinement
The classics carried one young man from incarceration to academia.