A Comprehensive Map of the Human Cell
By mapping the subcellular architecture of tumor cells, researchers can better understand how mutations cause cancer.
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Computer Science Professor Earns Undergraduate Mentorship Award for Going the Extra Mile, Literally
Ryan Kastner, a professor in the Jacobs School of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering, recently received the prestigious award for undergraduate research faculty mentoring from the Computing Research Association (CRA).
UC San Diego’s WIFIRE Program Provides Real-Time Information to Wildfire Responders
There is no alarm bell ringing or fire pole to slide down at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) at UC San Diego’s School of Computing, Information and Data Science. Still, at the first sign of wildfire anywhere in California, members of the WIFIRE team are ready.
Chasing a Moving Target: Research Ethics in a Digital Age
Professor Camille Nebeker and team support researchers and study participants in a rapidly changing technology environment.
What is AI’s Part in Modern Musical Composition?
What makes certain compositions more laudable than others? That is the age-old question. A contemporary question – one that could only be birthed in the era of GenAI– is this: will the 21st century yield a musical composer capable of stirring human emotions without being human itself?
Expanding the Use and Scope of AI Diffusion Models
Researchers at UC San Diego and other institutions are working on a way to make a type of artificial intelligence (AI) called diffusion models — a type of AI that can generate new content such as images and videos by training on large datasets — more efficient and widely applicable.
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