October 10, 2013
…and in particular cancer care. It’s not yet clear, however, how quickly the coming revolution will take place, or who will pay for it. UC San Diego Speakers – The Atlantic Meets the Pacific Ralph J. Greenspan Director of the Center for Brain Activity Mapping at UC San Diego Jacopo…
March 26, 2020
…patients coming into the hospitals,” said James Friend, a professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Department of Surgery at UC San Diego. “It’s clear that if we’re not careful, we might end up in the same situation.” Ventilators are medical devices that push air in…
August 6, 2020
…can continue to receive care. To address these important topics, we spoke with Hemlata Jhaveri, executive director of Housing, Dining and Hospitality, and Dr. Angela Scioscia, interim executive director for Student Health and Wellbeing. Q. What happens if a student receives a positive COVID-19 test result? Jhaveri: We understand the…
January 30, 2020
…at Housing Dining and Hospitality (HDH). “We’re hoping to encourage transparency with food preparation and student collaboration, with more expansive study areas and an exposed kitchen.” Canyon Vista Marketplace officially opened its doors to the campus Jan. 14 with a grand opening ceremony. This official ribbon-cutting was attended by more…
May 12, 2016
…me to take the career path that I have chosen.” Graduate student speaker “Beto” Vasquez wants to create futures in STEM education for women and people of color Being of service to the community is not only a theme, but a way of life for Vasquez. He transferred to UC…
November 5, 2020
…UC San Diego ID card and campus health screening results at check-in. Q. Are students allowed to socialize in groups outside? A. UC San Diego received approval from the County of San Diego to offer a pilot program that allows students to socialize in small groups (three or less), so…
February 13, 2020
…including as fuel, signal carriers, structure providers, defenders and regulators among them. Robert Naviaux, M.D., Ph.D., professor of medicine, pediatrics and pathology Earlier research by Naviaux and others has found that persons with ASD appear to have a shared “metabolic signature.” That is, their biological chemistry is comparable, though their…
April 23, 2015
…from Housing, Dining and Hospitality dug through 1,000 pounds of trash to demonstrate how much of ordinary garbage is made up of recyclable materials. The art of going green At the Zone, students got to show their artistic side with an “Art & Soul” event that showed participants how they…
April 7, 2022
…than 5,500 unique drivers. Housing*Dining*Hospitality launched the Triton2Go Mobile Ordering App and Reusable Container Program, which in its first eight months, replaced the use of more than 250,000 disposable containers. In 2020, UC San Diego decreased its total greenhouse gas emissions by over 25%, over 70,000 MTCO2e, from 2019, which…
April 16, 2020
…in admittances to intensive care units (ICU) in San Diego county. With continued social distancing, the expected number is still well below the limit. (Graph is undergoing peer review.) For instance, predictive modeling can help officials anticipate when a city or county’s supply of hospital beds or ventilators will run…
