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Calaveras-Hayward fault link means potentially larger quakes

UC Berkeley

April 3, 2015

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.

Public records: Nelson Gallery

UC Davis' Nelson Gallery is home to the UC Davis Fine Arts Collection — more than 5,000 works, including the work of Davis’ own faculty associated with the California Funk art movement: Arneson, Thiebaud, Wiley, Gilhooley, de Forest and more. Another example of the power of public.

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Berkeley Food Institute panel discussion

Food justice takes center stage

UC Newsroom

April 1, 2015

Forum focuses on labor, power, policy and other issues around food.

Gillman invested as UC Irvine’s sixth chancellor

UC Irvine

March 31, 2015

He sees innovation, expansion and partnerships as key to further enhancing campus’s excellence, impact and global preeminence.

Ten percent of San Joaquin Valley's ozone pollution comes from outside California

UC Davis

March 31, 2015

Ten percent of San Joaquin Valley's ozone pollution comes from outside California, particularly from Asia.

Law professor named UCLA’s first vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion

UCLA

March 31, 2015

Jerry Kang draws praise for his commitment to fairness and his leadership skills.

Qualcomm Institute launches industry innovation space on UC San Diego campus

UC San Diego

March 31, 2015

Qualcomm Institute launches facility where qualified faculty startups, industry partners or national laboratories can lease office or lab space.

Stereotypes persist that class, privilege determine intellect, success

UC Berkeley

March 31, 2015

Despite egalitarian efforts to downplay class as a forecaster for intelligence and achievement, many people still believe their destiny is tied to their station in life.

First-gen students torn between college and home

California Magazine

March 31, 2015

First-gen university students may find themselves torn between college and home.

UC San Diego studies twin astronauts

Researchers are leading two of the health studies NASA commissioned to co-monitor astronaut Scott Kelly in space and his identical twin brother, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, on the ground.

U-T San Diego

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