Two University of California San Diego staff members and two alumni from UC San Diego’s Rady School of Management were honored by the San Diego Business Journal as “San Diego’s Next 40 Top Business Leaders Under 40.”
Kim McDonald
For the second year in a row…
Could sustainable soles save the world?
A new institute at UC San Diego, which will be celebrated tomorrow at a campus dedication, is building on the university’s strengths of multidisciplinary collaboration and data science.
Despite their minority status in STEM fields, women scientists at UC San Diego have overtaken men as leaders of the campus’s biggest research grants.
The University of California San Diego ranked 6th among leading research institutions in the world for “high-quality science,” […]
From algae surfboards to sustainable shoes, a campus innovation that could change the world.
Bird feathers inspire the next wave of sunscreen.
Physics professor Adam Burgasser and his team at UC San Diego’s Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences played a contributing role in the discovery.
Jonathan Singer, one of the first members of the biology faculty at UC San Diego who helped build the campus into a world leader in molecular and cell biology, died on February 2 in La Jolla, CA. He was 92.
Sheldon “Shelly” Schultz, one of the founding members of the physics faculty at UC San Diego, who received world-wide acclaim for his contributions to the discovery of “metamaterials,” died on January 31 at his home in La Jolla, CA. He was 84.
Forget white mice, cheese is the new lab rat.
As the number of women interested in majoring in physics increases, three new physics professors hope to open […]
How algae can revolutionize the world in food, water, energy, healthcare and, oh yeah, surfing.