Researchers at the Jacobs School of Engineering are pushing the boundaries of 3D bioprinting toward “made-to-order” livers grown from a patient’s own cells — an approach that could reduce reliance on donor organs and reshape how liver failure is treated. Read More»
When damage to the ocean is fully accounted for, the true economic cost of climate change may be nearly double current estimates, a new study from researchers at Scripps Institution of Oceanography finds. Read More»
Legendary shoe designer Stuart Weitzman visited the Rady School of Management to share how data, empathy and experimentation helped shape one of fashion’s most successful global brands. Read More»
This year’s Reed Family Concert — programmed by Distinguished Professor of Music Steven Schick — features technically demanding percussion works and a sound poem, acknowledging the faculty, alumni and students he has collaborated with over the past 35 years. Read More»
By teaching researchers how to craft competitive grant proposals, the innovative Health Sciences Grant Writing Course is helping early-career scientists secure funding and move their research forward. Read More»
A curated “best of” collection from University of California Television (UCTV) highlights science-based programs on mental health, aging, nutrition and more — featuring expert insights that have reached millions of viewers worldwide. Read More»
