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Urban Heat Has Large-scale Climate Effects

January 27, 2013

The heat generated by everyday activities in metropolitan areas has a significant enough warming effect to influence the character of the jet stream and other major atmospheric systems during winter months, according to a trio of climate researchers.

Twelve Fulbright Grants Awarded to UC San Diego Students and Alumni

July 11, 2013

With destinations ranging from Mexico to Russia and Kosovo to Vietnam, 12 students and recent graduates from the University of California, San Diego have been awarded grants from the Fulbright U.S. Student Program to conduct research abroad in the 2013-2014 academic year.

Shooting for the Moon

January 21, 2021

…April 2020. During the six-month mission, Meir fulfilled her lifelong dream of spacewalking when, quite famously, she and fellow astronaut Christina Koch conducted the world’s first all-female spacewalk. Floating nearly 250 miles above Earth, the two astronauts replaced a power controller outside the Space Station while people around the world…

SDSC’s Comet is a Key Resource in New Global Dark Matter Experiment

June 20, 2017

…international researchers recently announcing promising results after only one month of operation with a new detector.

New Study Identifies Thermometer for the Past Global Ocean

January 4, 2018

There is a new way to measure the average temperature of the ocean thanks to researchers at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego.

Tales from a Martian Rock

December 22, 2014

A new analysis of a Martian rock that meteorite hunters plucked from an Antarctic ice field 30 years ago this month reveals a record of the planet’s climate billions of years ago, back when water likely washed across its surface and any life that ever formed there might have emerged.

Talking Science

May 4, 2017

…March for Science on Earth Day and the People’s Climate March last weekend. Now, many are asking, what’s next? How can they continue to advocate for and communicate the relevance of their work to the public, political representatives and the news media? This month, UC San Diego’s Divisions of Biological…

Alumna Astronaut Kate Rubins On Advancing Human Health from Space

June 13, 2024

This month, NASA astronaut Kate Rubins ‘99 visited UC San Diego to participate in a panel discussion alongside renowned leaders in space technology and health. The symposium offered insights into how research conducted in space can be translated into applications that keep humans healthy on earth.

UC San Diego Rises Five Spots to No. 29 in Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings

November 22, 2022

The University of California San Diego has been named the No. 29 university in the world, climbing five spots globally in the Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings 2022. UC San Diego also rose four places nationally to No. 17 in the United States.

Urey Hall Chemists Reveal History of Two Mysterious Space Rocks

January 31, 2013

…their fiery falls through Earth’s atmosphere have ended up in the Urey Hall chemistry laboratory of Mark Thiemens, whose group identified one as a new class of Martian meteorite that likely originated from the Red Planet’s crust. “This meteorite is extremely interesting because it suggests that what we knew about…

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