UC Berkeley |
Investor joins in $100M search for extraterrestrial intelligence
Breakthrough Prize founder Yuri Milner joins 10-year commitment to ramp up SETI.
UC Newsroom |
UC Health initiative cuts costs, improves quality
Program saved $70 million in first year, aims to save at least $150 million a year in coming years.
UC Berkeley |
Ultra-low-cost solution to a big water problem
Blum Center contest winner aims to remove excess fluoride from drinking water.
UC Newsroom |
Student fellows to unite at symposium
Several dozen student fellows representing two of UC President Janet Napolitano’s initiatives — carbon neutrality and global food — will join together at a symposium July 20 in San Francisco.
UCLA |
Students head for frontlines of Palestinian-Israeli conflict
Participants journey with the Olive Tree Initiative, a UC-based organization that promotes understanding through immersion in the history, culture and complexities of the conflict.
UC Davis |
Mountain lions' mortal enemy: man
In Southern California, the biggest single threat to the animals' survival is Homo sapiens.
UC Newsroom |
UC Global Food Initiative marks first year
The initiative is off to a fast start as faculty, students and staff from across the 10-campus UC system focus their collective power on food issues.
UC San Francisco |
Blood cell research turns personal
When Min Cho started researching protein translational mechanisms in blood cancers, it was just an abstract concept. His perspective changed when he was diagnosed with a rare blood disease.
Berkeley Lab |
Coffee pest relies on bacteria in gut to survive its caffeine craving
Berkeley Lab and USDA research could lead to new ways to fight beetle that devastates coffee crops worldwide.
UC Newsroom |
Money ranks 8 UC campuses as best college values
Eight UC undergraduate locations are top colleges in magazine's rankings.
UC Berkeley |
The sleep-deprived brain can mistake friends for foes
Without enough shut-eye, a smile can look more like a scowl. And the price for that mistake can be high.
UC San Diego |
What we know colors what we see
Perception is strongly influenced by prior knowledge, lending credence to the theory that the brain does not faithfully represent the environment but rather attempts to predict it.