April 15, 2021
…is closed to the public. “Being able to do some nearshore acoustics work at Camp Pendleton with Megan was a really unique opportunity because it was essentially free of surfers, people swimming, small boating, and other traffic,” said Hodgkiss, a distinguished professor of signal processing and acoustics at Scripps. McArthur…
May 3, 2018
…Link, distinguished professor of public policy and sociology at UC Riverside. Jenkins said that the time is indeed right for mental health to be an international priority. She addressed the ways problems are culturally conceptualized and socially responded to, which affects care outcomes. Link spoke about structural stigma and institutionalized…
May 11, 2017
…of service as an artillery officer with two deployments, he knew he wanted to work in the medical device industry—something he’d been passionate about since high school. He already had a degree in biomedical engineering and his time in the Marines had given him the leadership skills to be successful.…
May 19, 2022
…nearing its conclusion, the public will get a chance to see some of the ideas these ocean-inspired innovators are bringing to the marketplace. Meet startBlue Cohort 1 Algeon Materials, leveraging ocean-derived materials to create bio-innovative plastic alternatives Anchoral, reinventing 2000-year-old anchor technology to be less destructive, more intelligent and easier…
December 4, 2014
…Erik Jepsen/UC San Diego Publications Center offers students, faculty and staff a place to discover, connect and succeed In the mid-1990s, a shrinking number of students from underrepresented groups and an increasingly hostile state and national climate to people of color strained race relations at the University of California, San…
April 25, 2013
…and alien tongues discuss art of constructing languages at ‘Linguistics Goes to Hollywood’ Photos by Erik Jepsen/UC San Diego Publications Nobody wore a ridged rubber forehead, or painted their skin Pandora blue. If there were craggy beards and long locks, these seemed more homage to 1960s counterculture than to “Game…
June 12, 2014
…Erik Jepsen/UC San Diego Publications Both Patricia Campbell and Christy Rodriguez began their UC San Diego academic careers in 1967 as part of Muir College’s first undergraduate class. After years of developing their careers and taking care of their families, the two, coincidentally, will be among the 7,045 graduating students…
April 12, 2018
…Erik Jepsen/UC San Diego Publications. The University of California San Diego has added four new majors engaged with real-world concerns to address topics ranging from tackling climate change to sustainable development. Business Psychology, Data Science, Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences, and Real Estate and Development were established as new majors in…
August 23, 2012
…associate vice chancellor of public programs and dean of Extension. “This is why Extension has made a commitment to ongoing research on trends in the workplace and the economy.” The 2012 study used wage and employment information gathered by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics and awarded…
November 5, 2020
…with Bio Education and Art for Science Innovation, or “BioEASI,” a Division of Biological Sciences and Salk Institute graduate student group that fosters interactions between scientists and the public. BioEASI is designed to increase public interest in science and at the same time enhance early career scientists’ communication skills. As…
