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From sci-fi and graphic novels to podcasts, pop stars and TV shows, members of the campus LGBTQ+ community share the stories and creators helping them feel connected, inspired and seen. Read More»
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At a recent Future in Review forum at the Qualcomm Institute, experts discussed artificial intelligence, climate resilience and emerging technologies, making the case that tomorrow’s biggest breakthroughs are likely taking shape in unexpected places today. Read More»
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Is it better to respond to a prospective employer right away — or wait a bit to avoid seeming too eager? A new study analyzed millions of interactions to find out. Read More»
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A five-year grant from the National Cancer Institute solidifies Moores Cancer Center’s status as one of the leading cancer treatment and research institutions in the U.S. Read More»
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Supporting more than 400,000 jobs and generating nearly $394 billion in economic activity, California’s life sciences sector remains a powerful engine for innovation, according to a new report prepared by UC San Diego researchers. Read More»
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Scientists have long known what the brain’s protective barriers do, but less about how they are built. A new study points to an unexpected contributor: so-called “zombie” cells. Read More»
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Join UC President James B. Milliken and Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Beverly Gage for “The American Experiment at 250: History, Higher Education and the Road Ahead,” a virtual event on July 9 at 12 p.m. (PT). The conversation will explore the institutions, ideas and debates that have shaped American life — and the important role higher education has played in that story. Register Now»
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