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What to Wear, Up There

Before PhD student Emelia Chamberlain headed to the research vessel Polarstern, we asked her about what's needed on an Arctic expedition.

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The AI Stylist

Can machine learning create your next look?

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Strange Times

A philosophical look at time during the pandemic.

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Have Lab, Will Travel

Taking the fight to COVID-19.

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Looking Back with Larry

A scientific visionary from the Qualcomm Institute retires.

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The Plastic Age

When descendants look back at our era, they may sum it up with one word: Plastic.

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Campus Conservation

Student group is turning UC San Diego food waste into usable products -- fertilizer for organic produce and biogas for electricity.

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Waste Not

Tritons are shaping a more sustainable world.

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Cow Burps & Climate Change

A marine ecologist at UC San Diego has been working on cultivating a type of seaweed that can help curb cow burps—one of the greatest sources of methane emissions in California.

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Lost at Sea

Shipwreck survivor JanLaree De Julius returns to UC San Diego Medical Center.

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All the Feels

Haptics is being used in a variety of modern engineering applications, and students are eager to enter the field.

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Icons of Dissent

An icon for every revolution.

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The Genetics of Risk

The DNA of living dangerously.

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Sweet Baby Rays

A graduate student at Scripps Institution of Oceanography has made a discovery that could help unravel the mystery of juvenile mantas.

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Medicine in the Mist

Engineers and physicians are working together to create a device that can eliminate bacteria that commonly cause hospital-acquired infections.

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Flip-Flop of the Future

Could sustainable soles save the world?

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From Class to Clinic

Undergrad assignments help guide surgery.

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Civil War Goes Online

Six ways the internet has changed global rebellion.

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Precious Little Liars

The way we praise may influence kids’ morals...

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Not Just a Box

An entire lab in the palm of your hand.

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Giving the Ice a Voice

Lending an ear to the sound of science.

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Our Phones, Ourselves

Molecules on your cell phone speak volumes.

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The Right Words to Make Change

Environmental marketing campaigns typically center around a personal appeal, but does that really work?

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Derailing Your Train of Thought

Insights into how your thoughts run off the rails.

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Say Cheese

Forget white mice, cheese is the new lab rat.

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One Lab’s Trash…

“Drug repurposing is a faster, cheaper and safer approach to finding new treatments for disease,”

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It Takes a Village (or 10)

An empowered approach to end female genital cutting.

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Meet Mr. Algae

How algae can revolutionize the world in food, water, energy, healthcare and, oh yeah, surfing.

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What to Wear, Up There

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Before PhD student Emelia Chamberlain headed to the research vessel Polarstern, we asked her about what’s needed on an Arctic expedition.

14 January 2021

The AI Stylist

Read More

Can machine learning create your next look?

12 January 2021

Strange Times

Read More

A philosophical look at time during the pandemic.

30 September 2020

Have Lab, Will Travel

Read More

Taking the fight to COVID-19.

30 September 2020

Looking Back with Larry

Read More

A scientific visionary from the Qualcomm Institute retires.

30 September 2020

The Plastic Age

Illustration of plastic age
Read More

When descendants look back at our era, they may sum it up with one word: Plastic.

06 January 2020

Campus Conservation

Read More

Student group is turning UC San Diego food waste into usable products — fertilizer for organic produce and biogas for electricity.

06 January 2020

Waste Not

Read More

Tritons are shaping a more sustainable world.

06 January 2020

Cow Burps & Climate Change

Cow
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A marine ecologist at UC San Diego has been working on cultivating a type of seaweed that can help curb cow burps—one of the greatest sources of methane emissions in California.

28 September 2019

Lost at Sea

JanLaree De Julius
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Shipwreck survivor JanLaree De Julius returns to UC San Diego Medical Center.

25 September 2019

All the Feels

PhD student Andi Frank (left) and teaching assistant Saurabh Jadhar
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Haptics is being used in a variety of modern engineering applications, and students are eager to enter the field.

25 September 2019

Icons of Dissent

Read More

An icon for every revolution.

06 May 2019

The Genetics of Risk

Read More

The DNA of living dangerously.

06 May 2019

Sweet Baby Rays

Read More

A graduate student at Scripps Institution of Oceanography has made a discovery that could help unravel the mystery of juvenile mantas.

20 December 2018

Medicine in the Mist

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Engineers and physicians are working together to create a device that can eliminate bacteria that commonly cause hospital-acquired infections.

20 December 2018

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