New RNA Switch Could Make Gene Therapies Safer and More Controllable
A technology that allows drugs to control when cells produce therapeutic proteins could potentially make gene therapies safer and more adaptable for treating chronic diseases.
A technology that allows drugs to control when cells produce therapeutic proteins could potentially make gene therapies safer and more adaptable for treating chronic diseases.
PARASOL – or Platform for Applied Research, Analytics, Science and Open Learning – is the next generation of UC San Diego’s longstanding Data Science & Machine Learning Platform (DSMLP) that seamlessly spans classwork and research by students.
Engineers at UC San Diego, in collaboration with industry partner OpenStar Technologies, have been awarded an Innovation Network for Fusion Energy (INFUSE) award from the Department of Energy to study turbulence in a levitated dipole plasma approach to fusion.
Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. is building on decades of collaboration with the UCSan Diego by providing a $500,000 gift to its Halıcıoğlu School of Data Science and Computing. The gift will advance research at the intersection of artificial intelligence and microelectronics.
To mark 75 years of leadership in scientific diving, Scripps Institution of Oceanography hosted the annual American Academy of Underwater Sciences Diving for Science Symposium from Oct. 5-10, 2026. Held on the Scripps campus, the program covered the past, present and future of sci-diving.
As artificial intelligence systems learn to reason, plan and carry out complex tasks with limited human direction, the University of California San Diego is launching a new interdisciplinary center focused on how humans can understand, evaluate and trust these AI ‘agents.’
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