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From Promise to Purpose: Celebrating The Preuss School Class of 2025

Campus News

Shaking the Tallest Steel-framed Building Ever to be Built on an Earthquake Simulator

Technology & Engineering

Justice Needs Science: The Case for Better Eyewitness Memory

Politics & Society

Video: Silhouette of Lady Justice sculpture and text that says

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Behind Every Breakthrough: Organoids

Health & Behavior

Scientists at UC San Diego are utilizing patient-derived-organoids — miniature, three-dimensional models of human organs grown from a patient’s cells—to revolutionize the drug discovery process and get promising new treatments into clinical trials faster. UC San Diego professor Pradipta Ghosh explains the value of organoid-based drug discovery and the critical need to protect research funding to enable the next generation of biomedical breakthroughs.

This Robotic Gripper is Based on Measuring Tape

Technology & Engineering

A robot based on measuring tape can pick fragile objects, such as fruit and vegetables.

Triton Basketball Makes March Madness Debut

Athletics

After completing its NCAA-mandated four-year reclassification to Division I, UC San Diego's Big West champion men and women's basketball teams made their March Madness debut in their first year of eligibility as a Division I program.

Match Madness

Milestones

Each year, the latter half of March brings the first day of spring and the thrill of March Madness, college basketball’s premiere championship tournament. For graduating medical students, March brings the excitement of Match Day, the day when they learn where they will go for residency training.

Tritons RISE Under the Sea

Student Life

Two hundred UC San Diego students gathered at Birch Aquarium for an event in a new quarterly series that supports well-being through evidence-based practices.