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7 world-changing UC innovations that emerged from federal research funding
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Cuts to federal science spending will cost every American
UC Riverside |
Chemists fabricate novel rewritable paper
An attractive alternate to regular paper, technology helps address increasing problems in environment and resource sustainability.
UC Santa Cruz |
Undergrads earn bronze medal in bioengineering competition
iGEM team worked to engineer a microbe to produce biofuel from cellulose.
UCLA |
Life in America: Hazardous to immigrants’ health
Over time, the health status of immigrant groups tends to decline. Public health researchers are untangling the causes and promoting solutions.
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How traffic jams affect heart health
Clogged interstates aggravate clogged arteries, according to research by a UC Irvine graduate student.
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Napolitano, community college leaders discuss efforts to serve transfers
UC President Napolitano met with community college representatives to brainstorm ways to simplify transfer process.
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12 things you didn't know about holiday foods
To highlight the UC Global Food Initiative, here is a sampling of holiday-themed UC food research from each campus.
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26 UC researchers named American Association for the Advancement of Science fellows
Campus and lab fellows are among 401 honorees for 2014.
UC San Diego |
Sleep apnea linked to poor aerobic fitness
The disorder may contribute to difficulty with exercise, rather than the other way around.
UCLA |
UCLA honors Jackie Robinson by retiring 42 across all sports
Campus honors the baseball pioneer and stellar Bruin.
UC Davis |
$100 million to lead program to predict, prevent pandemic threats
PREDICT project is part of an international campaign to rapidly detect and respond to emerging viruses such as Ebola and SARS that move among people, wildlife and livestock.
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Regents approve long-term stability plan for tuition and financial aid
Plan is intended to help end annual 'feast or famine' budget cycle in which tuition rises and falls in relation to state funding.
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President Napolitano's remarks to regents
President Napolitano's opening remarks, UC Board of Regents meeting, as prepared for delivery:
Thank you, Chair Varner.
Later this morning, during the Committee on Long-Range Planning, the Board will vote on a Long-Term Stability Plan for Tuition and…