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Global Study Finds Neighborhood Design Helps Put Best Foot Forward for Health

Health & Behavior

More walkable neighborhoods, parks and public transit could all reduce your chance of becoming one of the 600 million adults who battle obesity worldwide, according to researchers at University of California, San Diego School of Medicine. The study, recently published online in The Lancet, found a neighborhood’s design plays a critical role in physical activity and could help reduce non-communicable diseases, such as obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Global Study Finds Neighborhood Design Helps Put Best Foot Forward for Health

Arts and engineering students collaborate in new course at UC San Diego

Humanities

Students from a structural engineering and a visual arts class are working together, shoulder to shoulder, on a collaborative final project despite the fact that they are in different classes. This visual arts and engineering mashup is happening in the new EnVision Maker Studio at UC San Diego and involves students in Structural Engineering 1 and Visual Arts 40.

Arts and engineering students collaborate in new course at UC San Diego

Electrical Engineering Undergrads Build and Race Robots

Humanities

The EnVision Arts and Engineering Maker Studio at UC San Diego teemed with excitement on the day of the final in an electrical engineering class called Making, Breaking and Hacking Stuff. Instead of a typical test, the class culminated in a cumulative final project – teams of two or three students used the knowledge and some of the parts they had acquired during the class’s previous projects to build a line-following robot. The teams competed to see who programmed their robot to follow a line most closely, and at the fastest speed.

Electrical Engineering Undergrads Build and Race Robots

Breathing is a Rhythm for Life, and More

Science & Environment

Respiration is more than just an essential rhythm for life. A new study has found that rhythmic neural patterns that control breathing also coordinate movements of muscles on the mouth and face that serve a variety of sensory, ingestive and social behaviors.

Breathing is a Rhythm for Life, and More

Two UC San Diego Professors Named Fellows to Prestigious Math Society

Science & Environment

Two professors at UC San Diego have been named 2016 Fellows of the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics “for their distinguished contributions to the disciplines of applied mathematics, computational science and related fields.”

Two UC San Diego Professors Named Fellows to Prestigious Math Society

Non-Volatile Computer Memory: Other Dimensions, Other Domains

Science & Environment

The 7th annual Non-Volatile Memories workshop elicited the interest of more than 185 researchers from around the world, who were there to hear where things might be headed for NVM, a crucial component of modern computing systems.