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From bench to bedside, UC’s clinical and translational science institutes are saving lives

Through clinical trials, UC researchers connect laboratory discoveries to real-world medical applications.


46 UC researchers earn prestigious academic recognition

Forty-six University of California scholars are among the fellows newly elected to the American Academy for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), making UC the lead institution represented in this year's class.


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Multicampus consortium aims to expand solar-over-canal projects statewide

Covering all of California's exposed canals with solar panels could generate enough electricity to power about 2 million homes each year.


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UC Systemwide Procurement honored in the WBEC Pacific 2024 Business Excellence Awards

UC’s procurement team was recognized in two categories — including Agency of the Year.


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Retiring on July 1? Starting April 1, you can apply for retirement with “no lapse in pay”

April 1, 2025, is the first day to apply for July 1, 2025, retirement. Here's what you need to know.


UC Presidential Medal awarded to Irwin Jacobs and late wife Joan

The medal honors the couple’s transformative impact on the university and beyond.


Seven UC women Nobelists who changed the world

From nuclear physics to gene editing, discoveries by UC’s women Nobel laureates have advanced our understanding of ourselves, our society and our universe.


Regent Sarris and Provost Newman

Join Regent Sarris in conversation with Provost Newman

Learn about Regent Sarris's journey as an author, his inspirations, his work as a tribal leader and his role as a UC regent.


UC President Michael V. Drake, M.D.

From President Drake: An update on the university’s financial outlook

As one of the most innovative, research-focused public institutions in the nation, proposed federal and state budget changes would have a particularly profound impact on the University of California.