Qualcomm Institute Internship Trains Students for Careers in the Sonic Arts
HumanitiesThe QI Sonic Arts internship exposes UC San Diego students to cutting-edge techniques and prepares them for careers in music technology.
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Inside the Matrix: Nanoscale Patterns Revealed Within Model Research Organism
Health & BehaviorFollowing years of research and the power of a technologically advanced instrument, UC San Diego scientists have detailed the complex nanoscale exoskeleton patterns of the roundworm, a model laboratory organism, revealing clues about how skin layers are bound together.
Experts Gather at SDSC to Discuss Using Data and AI to Improve Responses to Mass Casualty Events
Politics & SocietyComputer science and AI researchers, school safety managers, 911 program directors, service providers and policymakers discussed using 911 data streams with advanced AI models to improve response to mass casualty events, especially on school campuses.
Wireless Tracking System Could Help Improve the XR Experience
Technology & EngineeringUC San Diego engineers developed a technology that delivers centimeter-level accuracy for real-time tracking in extended reality (XR) applications. It uses wireless signals to ensure precise asset localization and smooth tracking, promising to enhance virtual gaming experiences and workplace safety.
Groundbreaking Research Paves the Way for Acne Vaccine
Health & BehaviorIn a groundbreaking development in the field of anti-acne therapies, a team of researchers has created an acne vaccine that, when used in a mouse acne model, neutralizes a specific variant of an enzyme produced by an acne-associated bacteria while leaving the healthy bacterial enzyme intact.
Spiking Nano-oscillators Provide New Insight into Quantum Materials and Advanced Computing
Technology & EngineeringSynchronicity has not been studied extensively in spiking oscillators, despite their potential for use in advanced materials and neuromorphic computing. UC San Diego scientists have discovered that when nano-oscillators made from vanadium dioxide spike, they exhibit a unique kind of synchronicity.
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