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Breaking Through to the Brain

May 5, 2022

…used in the mRNA vaccines for COVID-19. Kwon’s lab is also working to engineer a nanoparticle that could be used to carry RNA material to the brain. To date, there haven’t been any targeted lipid nanoparticles that can reach specific cell types in humans, which would be necessary for use…

Inaugural Grad SLAM Competition Showcases Impact of Graduate Student Work

April 17, 2014

…lead to more-effective, longer-lasting vaccines. “I really enjoy sharing my research,” said Metz. Though he has experience talking about his work with his lab group and others in his field, the Grad SLAM was the largest and most academically diverse audience he has addressed. “It was really challenging to condense…

Coronavirus Global Slowdown Is Cleaning the Skies. How Long Will It Last?

April 23, 2020

…five years–even if a vaccine were to be available next week. There will be a lingering fear of large gatherings, of getting on airplanes, of eating at restaurants, imprinted even after restrictions are lifted. Though not worth the tragedy that precipitates it, the pandemic will effect substantial change, he said.…

Sugar-Coating Disguise Allows for Coronavirus Infection

June 18, 2020

…know — for example, vaccine and drug developers — are the vulnerabilities that are present in this shield.” The computer simulations allowed Amaro and colleagues to create a cohesive picture of the spike protein that includes the glycans. “The reason why the computer resources at TACC are so important is…

UC San Diego Alumnus at Helm of Company Behind First At-Home COVID Test

January 21, 2021

…key tool, along with vaccines, in the arsenal required to slow the spread of COVID-19. The test uses a real-time loop mediated amplification reaction, and works by swirling the self-collected sample swab in a vial that is then placed in the test unit. In 30 minutes or less, the results…

Student-Run Free Clinic Project is Transforming Lives Through Holistic Care and Cooperative Learning

August 19, 2024

Finding a place to belong is a universal desire. We all want to fit in and find connections with people who inspire and encourage us. For nearly 30 years, University of California San Diego School of Medicine’s Student-Run Free Clinic Project has provided that comforting and familiar space for thousands…

Innovative Researchers Share Ground-breaking Research with Packed House at Founders’ Symposium

November 20, 2012

…near future, a malaria vaccine and magic bullets for cancer treatments. Amanda Datnow Amanda Datnow Chair, Department of Education Studies Amanda Datnow expressed an urgency to create high quality K-12 teachers so they can help 21st century learners tackle problems of global importance. “These kids are our future,” she emphasized.…

Three UC San Diego Researchers Receive Top Honors with NIH Director’s Awards

October 1, 2019

Three University of California San Diego researchers have received prestigious awards through the National Institutes of Health (NIH) High-Risk, High-Reward Research Program, including the Pioneer Award, the program’s top honor.

To Wear a Mask or Not, Is Not the Question; Research Indicates It’s the Answer

June 18, 2020

…place globally to establish effective treatments and develop a vaccine for the disease, including efforts by several UC San Diego researchers. This work was supported by the Robert A. Welch Foundation with a grant (no. A-1417) and a fellowship.

Return to Learn By the Numbers

December 10, 2020

…largest COVID-19 Phase III vaccine clinical trials happening nationally, including Moderna AstraZeneca and Janssen/Johnson & Johnson. Communication New communication platforms have launched to amplify important messages, address concerns from the campus community and provide health and safety education. From newsletters to live town hall meetings and direct outreach, the communications…

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