Electric Chip Separates Nanoparticles from Blood
UCSD researchers developed an electric chip that uses electric fields to remove nanoparticles from blood more efficiently than existing methods. Led by Michael
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AuthorOmkar Mahajan
Congressmen Host Student Town Hall Meeting
Congressmen Eric Swalwell (CA-15) and Scott Peters (CA-52) visited UCSD and hosted a student town hall discussion at the Qualcomm Institute Auditorium last
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Department of Education Releases Resource Guide for Undocumented Students
The U.S. Department of Education released a resource guide designed to help undocumented students navigate the secondary and postsecondary school systems on Oct.
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Gov. Brown Signs Automatic Voter Registration Legislation
Gov. Jerry Brown signed the “New Motor Voter Act” into law on Oct. 10. The bill aims to improve the state’s voter turnout
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Scholars Examine Iran Nuclear Deal at Global Forum
The Global Forum at International House hosted an event titled “Iran, Nukes, and the P5+1 Talks” that aimed to increase awareness about the
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UCSD Plans Longitudinal Study of Over 10,000 Adolescents
Last week, UCSD announced that it will lead a study to discover more about the developing adolescent brain. Led by UCSD professors, the
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UCSD and SDSU Extend Research Partnership
The National Cancer Institute renewed a five-year, $13 million grant to a partnership between UCSD and San Diego State targeted at decreasing the
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Full-Service Dining Hall to Open in Revelle College
UCSD Housing, Dining and Hospitality will be expanding the Revelle College dining hall 64 Degrees to include a full-service restaurant. Called 64 North,
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Researchers Develop Microbots With 3-D-Printing Technology
Researchers at the UCSD nanoengineering department recently created fish-shaped micro-robots using original 3-D-printing technology. Professors Shaochen Chen and Joseph Wang of the UCSD
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Study Shows Impact of Alcohol on Teen Brains
UCSD researchers recently conducted a study analyzing how alcohol affects the teenage brain, including its impact on test performance. Their findings were published
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