Siebel Scholar Foundation Recognizes Five Ph.D. Students
Five UCSD Ph.D. students have been awarded the Siebel Scholar Award for distinction and given a financial reward of $35,000 each on Sept.
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Science
Film Review: “Star Trek Beyond”
The trouble with assumptions is that they so often go unfulfilled. Go to a performance once and you’ll return for the second show,
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New “Flyception” Technique Allows UCSD Researchers to Monitor Brain Activity in Fruit Flies Without Restraining Them
Researchers at the Kavli Institute for Brain and Mind at UCSD have developed a brain imaging technique to monitor fruit fly neural activity
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Disease of the Week: Dengue Virus
According to the World Health Organization, 3.6 billion people are at risk of contracting Dengue infection, one of the most prevalent mosquito-borne viral
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A Laboratory for Empowerment
Seventy-seven cents to every man’s dollar. It’s a statistic often thrown around when discussing the oppression of women in the United States, but
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Disease of the Week: Anthrax
The International Society of Infectious Diseases keeps track of current disease outbreaks via ProMED-mail, an online database that reports flare-ups of infectious diseases
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Scientists Engineer Most Pressure-Resistant Steel to Date
UCSD researchers announced that they have engineered a type of steel that now holds the highest recorded elastic limit, which determines the amount
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UCSD Scientists Link UPF3A Protein to Male Fertility
Researchers from the UCSD School of Medicine and other universities across the country recently discovered that a protein previously thought to be of
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UCSD Hosts Second Annual Make-A-Thon
UCSD’s Triton 3D, also known as T3D, hosted its weekend-long computer-aided design and 3-D printing challenge in the Price Center Forum at 6
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Scientists to Study Italian Village Known for Long Lifespans
UCSD researchers, in collaboration with colleagues at University of Rome La Sapienza, will have first-time access to study the disproportionately high percentage of
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