Spaceflight can threaten astronauts’ vision. UC San Diego researchers have built an artificial intelligence tool that could spot eyesight risks early — before launch. Read More»
Marine Corps reservist and V-22 Osprey crew chief John Sigafoos is pursuing an aerospace engineering degree while continuing to fuel his passion for flight. Read More»
From sheet masks to snail creams, Korean beauty staples are getting caught in new U.S. tariffs. Economist Munseob Lee in the School of Global Policy and Strategy explains what that could mean for shoppers. Read More»
College sports veteran Andy Fee is taking the helm as UC San Diego’s new director of Athletics, bringing experience from Long Beach State and Washington as the Tritons continue their rise in Division I competition. Read More»
Coming soon to Mandeville Art Gallery, “Omni Intelligent” offers an immersive, sensory experience that explores the evolving intersections of humans and machines. Read More»
This summer, Jacobs School of Engineering researchers pushed a ten-story steel building to its limits — shaking it with simulated quakes, then setting it on fire. Read More»
It’s easy to overlook microbes because they’re invisible — but they’re vital to every ecosystem. Scripps Institution of Oceanography scientists are helping lead a new commission to protect these tiny organisms before they disappear. Read More»
The Rady School of Management has named Karsten Theil Hansen the inaugural Duane A. Nelles Jr. Endowed Chair in Corporate Governance, supported by gifts from Ernest and Evelyn Rady through the Rady Foundation; Qualcomm Inc.; and the school’s Dean’s Discretionary Fund. Read More»
The 2025 Extended Studies Showcase on Oct. 6 will feature guest speakers, panel discussions, interactive exhibits and networking to highlight how the Division of Extended Studies is fueling economic and cultural growth across the region and beyond. Read More»
