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Air Pollution May Increase Risk of Dementia, Complicated by Genetics

May 2, 2023

UC San Diego researchers describe how exposure to ambient air pollution, such as car exhaust and power plant emissions — is associated with a measurably greater risk of developing dementia over time.

Scientists Go to Great Heights to Understand Changes in Earth’s Atmosphere

June 18, 2018

Human activities—from growing rice and burning coal or wood, to driving cars and testing nuclear missiles—have impacted the Earth’s atmosphere over time. Cleansing the Earth’s environment is of growing interest in the new era of humanity, unofficially called the Anthropocene epoch. To better understand the impact of the human biogeochemical…

Q&A: How Are Campus Health Records Protected?

October 29, 2020

…protections. We maintain technical, physical and administrative safeguards to protect the security, integrity and privacy of personal data. To ensure a high level of privacy and security protections, UC San Diego will store information related to COVID-19 testing in UC San Diego Health’s electronic health record system known as Epic.…

SDSC and Intel Open Second Intel Parallel Computing Center at SDSC

February 9, 2016

…earthquake research, including detailed computer simulations of major seismic activity that can be used to better inform and assist disaster recovery and relief efforts.

UC San Diego Researcher Wins Top Ph.D. Award in Multimedia Computing

September 11, 2012

A researcher now at the University of California, San Diego, Wanmin Wu, wrote the outstanding Ph.D. dissertation worldwide last year in the field of multimedia computing, communications and applications, according to an international jury of top experts.

New Study Shows Noninvasive Brain Imaging Can Distinguish Among Hand Gestures

May 19, 2023

Researchers have found a way to distinguish among hand gestures that people are making by examining only data from noninvasive brain imaging, without information from the hands. The results are an early step in a safe brain-computer interface that may one day help patients with movement challenges.

Exceptional Faculty Honored by Chancellor’s Associates

April 13, 2017

…of assignments and course activities. “Stephanie Mel pioneered the development of the first science based course on diversity, equity and inclusion at UC San Diego. We expect it will inspire similar courses on other campuses as it is increasingly critical that scientists consider the ethical and societal implications of their…

Diversity Awards Honor Commitment to Inclusion, Community Enrichment

February 14, 2013

…tight budget to low-cost physical education classes, consultations with dieticians and key nutritional advice on how to prevent chronic disease. Her campaign to eat right and exercise daily also extends to her own children’s school, where she seeks to empower other parents by example. Sowunmi was one of the first…

Fall Quarter Brings a Fraction of Students and Employees to Campus

September 3, 2020

…incrementally return to in-person activities on campus. The plan includes face covering requirements, increased sanitation, consistent and risk-based asymptomatic testing, symptomatic testing as well as wastewater testing and public health interventions that include case isolation, contact tracing and exposure notification. “I want to assure our entire UC San Diego community…

Serving Diverse Digital Tech Users

May 27, 2021

…impact in both the physical and digital world, and a key part of inclusion in digital spaces is a focus on accessibility. When users who rely on assistive technology browse the Internet or navigate software, they often run into roadblocks that could have been remedied by the author of the…

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