UC Newsroom |
Healthy elders may hold key to fighting cancer
'Wellderly' may have unknowingly fought — and beaten — cancer; their immune systems may hint at how.
UC San Francisco |
‘Wasabi receptor’ points to pain drug development
‘Wasabi receptor’ — why your sinuses tingle when you taste it — points to future pain drug development.
California Magazine |
Cleanly electrifying the world
Decentralized transmission networks, cheap photovoltaics, sophisticated low-energy appliances, mobile phones and 'virtual' financial services are all merging to create an alternative power grid.
UC Davis |
Lake Tahoe water clarity in 2014 the best in more than a decade
Water clarity in 2014 at the lake was the best in more than a decade.
UCLA |
Retired NFL players who suffered concussions show pattern of protein deposits
New test may lead to better identification of brain disorders linked to contact sports.
UC Irvine |
Sowing the seeds of change
With her gardening kit startup, senior Stella Liu hopes to motivate people to grow their own food.
UC Santa Barbara |
The brain game
A team of researchers provides new insight into what occurs in the brain during the learning process.
UC San Diego |
What is it about yoga?
Researchers are examining yoga's physiological effects to see if they provide health benefits beyond what can be achieved with non-movement-based mindfulness practices.
UC San Francisco |
Researchers identify calorie-burning beige fat in humans
It appears to be the trigger for converting energy-storing white fat into energy-burning brown fat.
UC Food Observer |
Q&A with Michael Pollan
The award-winning journalist, author and UC Berkeley professor talks about California's drought, food politics and what institutions can do to encourage change.
UC Berkeley |
Calaveras-Hayward fault link means potentially larger quakes
Seismologists have proven that the Hayward and Calaveras faults are essentially the same system, meaning that a rupture on one could trigger a rupture on the other, producing considerably larger quakes than once thought.
UC Merced |
New system can help save water with a couple of clicks
Software allows anyone at UC Merced with a smartphone to report water leaks in a couple of easy steps.