The Engineers for Exploration program, housed at the Jacobs School of Engineering, provides the opportunity for students to tackle real-world problems that do not have predefined solutions. One of these efforts is FishSense, a project-based team that’s developing a suite of tools to gauge the size and health of fish populations. Read More»
Computer scientists at UC San Diego and the Allen Institute for AI have developed a new climate model—combining generative AI and physics data—that is capable of predicting climate patterns 25 times faster than the state of the art. Read More»
The Krinsk-Houston Law and Politics Initiative offers ample opportunities for students to gain a robust and well-rounded pre-law experience at UC San Diego. These range from Law School Launch—a daylong event designed to provide a close-up look at the legal profession—to networking events with law students and practicing lawyers. Read More»
The School of Global Policy and Strategy is part of a $75 million partnership to provide critical evidence to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) over five years, enhancing the cost-effectiveness of efforts to combat global poverty and drive economic growth. Read More»
A team led by bioengineers and nanoengineers at the Jacobs School of Engineering has discovered how nanoscale bumps and grooves on growing surfaces can influence cellular metabolism—offering new possibilities for medical therapies and tissue engineering. Read More»
Today is GivingTuesday, a global celebration of generosity—and you can celebrate this year with a gift that supports the fundamental well-being of Triton scholars. Consider making a gift to campus programs and services that provide relief to students during difficult times, such as the Hub Basic Needs Initiatives, Triton Food Pantry and the Undergraduate Emergency Support Fund. Give Now»
Embrace the beauty of hand-crafted gifts at the Craft Center's annual Holiday Craft fair on Dec. 6 from 5-8 p.m. and Dec. 7 from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. You can find unique items created and sold by the center’s talented instructors and local community artists, or make your own gift at a workshop or a free hands-on activity. If you purchase a handmade ceramic bowl or mug, you’ll receive a delicious soup from the Craft Center kitchen, with proceeds going to support food insecurity programs in our community. Read More»
