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The president has put all of the country’s data in the palm of DJ Patil. In his other hand? A skateboard. A Triton’s journey from UC San Diego to D.C.
Haptics is being used in a variety of modern engineering applications, and students are eager to enter the field.
Read moreRobert Clossin '95 has director of campus planning, Clossin has a unique perspective on how the campus has evolved from his classroom days.
Read moreThe program is part of a university-wide initiative to become carbon-neutral by 2025.
Read moreWhen the North Torrey Pines Living and Learning Neighborhood breaks ground on June 18, a neighborhood like no other at UC San Diego will begin to take shape.
Read moreA 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.
Read moreCivil Rights Icon John Lewis will address 15,000 UC San Diego graduates and their families at the June 16 All Campus Commencement ceremony.
Read moreProfessor Stefan Savage on the future of cybersecurity and how we can keep ourselves cybersafe.
Read moreEngineers at the University of California San Diego have developed a smartphone case and app that will make it easier for patients to record and track their blood glucose readings, whether they’re at home or on the go.
Read moreFor women over age 65, adding 30 minutes per day of light physical activity may lower mortality risk.
Read moreFrom algae surfboards to sustainable shoes, a campus innovation that could change the world.
Read moreWelcome to the future of campus—new buildings, the Blue Line and an experience beyond belief.
Read moreThe campus was selected to be one of 40 social media ambassadors at the event.
Read moreIf you think it’s hard to get into UC San Diego, you’re right. Only about one-third of freshman applicants were admitted this past fall, with an average GPA above 4.0.
Read moreWhen it comes to education and research at UC San Diego, our divisions of study are anything but divided.
Read moreHis Holiness’s service to humanity and science has created long-lasting relationships with UC San Diego.
Read moreInternational team of researchers uncovered the system inside cars’ onboard computers.
Read moreAs he finishes his fifth year as chancellor of UC San Diego, the campus is being showered with a record level of private donations, fueling the school’s breakneck expansion.
Read moreFive years from now, the UC San Diego campus will be almost unrecognizable to anyone who hasn’t watched the transformation unfold...
Read moreWhen astronaut Kate Rubins '99 returned to Earth, Triton was waiting...
Read moreAs point person for San Diego’s Cleantech Initiative, UC San Diego alumnus Jacques Chirazi has steered city’s strides in sustainability.
Read moreOn Thursday, April 27, The Basement will host Triton Entrepreneur Night, where students will present and demonstrate their groundbreaking projects.
Read moreIn the past decade, UC San Diego engineers have 3D printed a variety of devices ranging from rocket engines, to robots, to structures inspired by the seahorse’s tail. Now, nanoengineers have added a new item to that list: a 3D printed blood vessel network.
Read moreEngineers in Michael Yip’s lab at UC San Diego are developing advanced robotic systems to help make them an integral part of the surgical team.
Read moreA summer internship at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory may influence future development of wear resistant gears for spacecraft.
Read moreVirtual reality (VR) headsets such as the Oculus Rift will line store shelves this holiday season, and UC […]
Read moreNext time you see someone playing Pokémon GO, keep this in mind: a Triton made it happen.
Read moreThe next action movie you see will seem a lot more realistic thanks to a new algorithm.
Read moreOne in three women graduating UC San Diego earn a STEM degree.
Read moreFrom city council to the admiral's seat, from genetic ingenuity to inventing the Dothraki language—and not to mention winning the Nobel Prize—this year's alumni honorees are truly cause for celebration.
Read moreMeet some of the minds endowed with the means to make a difference at UC San Diego.
Read moreMagnetic fields passed through the body could yield a lower power and more secure alternative to current Bluetooth wireless technology.
Read moreYou know R2-D2, C-3PO and all the rest in that galaxy far, far away; now meet the real-life robots of UC San Diego.
Read moreBioengineer Jonathan Sorger, Revelle ’97, presents the future of medical robotics at the Contextual Robotics Forum on campus Oct. 30.
Read moreFrom privacy to safety, to the potential to perpetuate violence, drones are truly a Pandora’s box that is already open.
Read moreMetroLab Network to use innovation, expertise to solve civic challenges such as traffic, parking and infrastructure.
Read moreThe Basement is UC San Diego’s most recent incubator and accelerator for student entrepreneurs, aiming to harness the […]
Read moreJoin San Diego’s robotics community on Oct. 30 for a day dedicated to the future of robotics for medicine, vehicles, consumers and more.
Read more“Increasing the number of women entrepreneurs is critically important to the growth of U.S. economy" — Lada Rasochova, mystartupXX program director
Read moreResearch funding for 2015 at the University of California San Diego has again surpassed $1 billion — the […]
Read moreHow algae can revolutionize the world in food, water, energy, healthcare and, oh yeah, surfing.
Read moreIn the race to build a better solar conductor, a multidisciplinary engineering team at UC San Diego has made a great leap forward.
Read moreDon Norman returns to apply human-centered design thinking to the critical problems of society.
Read moreJacobs School of Engineering graduates Daryl Stimm, ’14, and William Mutterspaugh, ’14, are doing their part to promote science, technology, engineering and mathematics to San Diego youth. And they’re using a classic puzzle to do it.
Read moreRuku is the first Raspberry PI Rubik's Cube solving Robot, an amazing learning tool to get young students interested in STEM.
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The president has put all of the country’s data in the palm of DJ Patil. In his other hand? A skateboard. A Triton’s journey from UC San Diego to D.C.
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