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Ready your gold and blue and prepare for a weekend to remember. UC San Diego’s Homecoming is Nov. 7 to 9 — offering the entire Triton community opportunities to reconnect, cheer on our Division I basketball teams and discover what’s new on campus. Read More»
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Nabora Reyes de Barboza, an assistant professor in the School of Biological Sciences, studies how lung cells communicate to keep us breathing and to heal after injury. Cuts to federally funded research are putting this work — and its future — at risk. Watch Video»
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A School of Medicine study suggests that a genetic variant shielding early humans from the toxic effects of lead exposure may have given them an evolutionary edge, unlocking language and social connection in ways Neanderthals never achieved. Read More»
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A rare discovery of Iron Age shipwrecks is rewriting history. By combining cutting-edge technologies and traditional archaeological excavation, researchers have uncovered new clues to how ancient civilizations traded across the sea. Read More»
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With support from the Step Family Foundation, Dr. Pam Taub has been named inaugural holder of the Endowed Director’s Chair in Cardiovascular Rehabilitation and Wellness, created to drive innovation in heart health. Read More»
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Engineers have developed a soft robotic skin that enables miniature robots to move delicately through complex, fragile spaces — including a model of human arteries. This innovation could pave the way for advances in medicine, exploration and more. Read More»
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How does a company built on trust and long-term vision endure beyond its founder? At a Rady School of Management symposium, corporate governance expert Larry Cunningham shared insights on Warren Buffett’s leadership philosophy and the future of Berkshire Hathaway. Read More»
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