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Summer isn’t over yet, Tritons. Spend a day in the life of our resident sea king, with plenty of inspiration for making the most of the season along the way. Read More»
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Following a comprehensive international search, Christine A. Hrycyna has been appointed executive vice chancellor for Academic Affairs, effective Jan. 1, 2027. Hrycyna is the current dean of the School of Physical Sciences, where she has served since 2023, leading structural, financial and cultural transformation across the school. Read More»
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Using real Boeing 737 parts and software, computer scientists demonstrated that brief physical access to an aircraft — paired with a custom-made hardware device — is enough to change the plane’s flight path or make takeoff conditions unsafe. Read More»
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As Americans continue to worry about the cost of living, international trade economist and School of Global Policy and Strategy Dean Caroline Freund answers a question on the minds of many consumers. Read More»
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Five members of the campus community have been nominated for the inaugural UC Regents Innovation Awards — a new systemwide program honoring groundbreaking research, entrepreneurship and contributions to the University of California's innovation ecosystem. Read More»
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Electrical engineers have developed inexpensive custom tiles that can reflect millimeter-wave signals to address path obstructions — such as walls or other objects — to improve wireless coverage for future 6G networks. Read More»
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A new $12.3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health will support a multidisciplinary effort to improve brain health and clinical care for people living with both HIV and methamphetamine use disorder. Read More»
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Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Mark Thiemens has received the Magellanic Premium from the American Philosophical Society, founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1743. Thiemens was recognized for groundbreaking isotope research that transformed the study of climate change, planetary evolution and more. Read More»
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