Students make the Colorado River their classroom and learn how to bring scientific issues to the public.
A 'Grand' adventure at UC Davis
More carbon released today than anytime in past 66 million years
The Earth has broken a record set 56 million years ago, according to UC Riverside and UC Santa Cruz researchers.
UCLA researchers turn carbon dioxide into sustainable concrete
"Upcycling" greenhouse gases into new building materials could be a climate game changer.
Engineer wins 2016 UCLA Grad Slam to move onto UC-wide finals
Graduate student will represent the campus at systemwide competition of three-minute, TED-talks style presentations of research.
UC Irvine alums approach the goal of fusion power
Their experimental reactor may be the most viable avenue yet to a limitless, carbon-neutral energy source.
Aircraft cruise atmospheric rivers to improve West Coast storm predictions
UC San Diego scientists take to the skies with a new method to make weather forecasts more accurate.
Tracking El Niño’s impact
UC Santa Barbara geologists are measuring coastal erosion and the effects of rising sea levels and storms brought by weather phenomenon.
New app turns smartphones into worldwide seismic network
UC Berkeley scientists developed the MyShake app, which can help detect earthquakes and eventually provide early warning for smartphone users.
UC Riverside researcher finds potential for a double earthquake
Temblor on one fault can spread to another more easily than previously thought, with serious implications for Los Angeles and elsewhere.
Moon was produced by a head-on collision between Earth and a forming planet
UCLA research reconstructs massive crash, which took place 4.5 billion years ago.
Close to safety: U.S. launches smart quake alert prototype
White House plans to expand earthquake early warning system developed at UC Berkeley.
Drought hits redwood ferns hard, new study shows
UC Santa Cruz researchers find that extreme conditions test limits of plants and forest ecosystem.