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Researchers at the Jacobs School of Engineering are pushing the boundaries of 3D bioprinting toward “made-to-order” livers grown from a patient’s own cells — an approach that could reduce reliance on donor organs and reshape how liver failure is treated. Read More»
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When damage to the ocean is fully accounted for, the true economic cost of climate change may be nearly double current estimates, a new study from researchers at Scripps Institution of Oceanography finds. Read More»
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Legendary shoe designer Stuart Weitzman visited the Rady School of Management to share how data, empathy and experimentation helped shape one of fashion’s most successful global brands. Read More»
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This year’s Reed Family Concert — programmed by Distinguished Professor of Music Steven Schick — features technically demanding percussion works and a sound poem, acknowledging the faculty, alumni and students he has collaborated with over the past 35 years. Read More»
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By teaching researchers how to craft competitive grant proposals, the innovative Health Sciences Grant Writing Course is helping early-career scientists secure funding and move their research forward. Read More»
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Ida and Cecil Green Faculty Club
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Price Center, East Ballroom
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A curated “best of” collection from University of California Television (UCTV) highlights science-based programs on mental health, aging, nutrition and more — featuring expert insights that have reached millions of viewers worldwide. Read More»
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