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Skills Learned at UC San Diego Lead to Successful Engineering Career

The connections and friendships Jim Kaplan ’84 made at UC San Diego are also among his fondest memories from campus.

Silky Shark Population Study Offers Clues for Conservation

For the first time, researchers have mapped the population structure of silky sharks in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, offering new insights that could guide future conservation and management of this vulnerable species.

Bridging Borders: UC San Diego and ITJ Forge a Binational Innovation Hub in Tijuana

UC San Diego Division of Extended Studies and Tijuana software and technology company ITJ mark the first year of a partnership that is reshaping how the San Diego-Tijuana region thinks about workforce development, cross-border collaboration, and the future of tech education.

Champions of Inclusive Excellence

Every year, many individuals make a significant impact on campus. UC San Diego’s Annual Inclusive Excellence Awards recognize the leadership and commitment of community members who have advanced equity, diversity, inclusion and upheld the UC San Diego Principles of Community.

Pollution From the Tijuana River Affects Air Quality in San Diego

A new study from UC San Diego examines how pollutants from the Tijuana River travel and are transmitted in the atmosphere through coastal aerosols. The study found a mixture of drugs and chemicals from tires and beauty products aerosolize from wastewater and are detectable in both air and water.

New Mathematical Framework Better Illustrates Complex Data Patterns

Mathematicians with UC San Diego’s Halıcıoğlu Data Science Institute (HDSI) have unveiled a novel approach that could transform how scientists analyze and understand complex data sets across multiple fields.

AI Creeps Closer to Human Agency

Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are getting smarter. Will this technology eventually undermine our sense of who we are as humans? Can we develop AI safely in ways that augment our capabilities rather than overshadow them? Professor David Danks explores these topics and more.

Rady Students Explore China’s Business Landscape Through Global Immersion

In an era of rapidly shifting global markets, understanding international business dynamics and how to navigate the U.S.-China business relations in volatile times is more important now than ever.

Creating Connection and Community

Celebrated nationally every May, Jewish American Heritage Month is taking on particular significance at UC San Diego, where free programs, including live music, speakers, discussions and film screenings culminate in a Shabbat dinner that brings together faculty, staff and students.

No Sex Differences in Autistic Toddlers at Time of First Diagnosis, Study Finds

A new study from UC San Diego reports no clinical differences in language development, social and motor skills, and core autism traits between female and male autistic toddlers at the time of first diagnosis.

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