The honor recognizes talented mid-career faculty who have shown exceptional creativity and scholarship in their work.

Amazing research has emerged from every corner of every campus, lab, medical center and division of the University of California this year that will benefit our state, country and the world for years to come. 

More than 330 University of California researchers, hailing from all 10 campuses, were among those named among the most influential in their fields, according to Clarivate’s 2022 Highly Cited Researchers list.

Attend the RPAC open house on grant-sponsored projects for everything you need to know about applying for, accepting and managing grant funds.

Jay Lund, Ph.D., of UC Davis will explain the history of water in California and what we can expect due to future projections.

Dr. Ortiz will discuss research and findings from a large-scale environmental justice study he conducted in the San Joaquin Valley.

They’re getting hotter and more dangerous instead. By mid-century, triple-digit temperatures could be the norm during a third of the year in some California cities.

It’s not logical to believe your relationship is “meant to be.” But believing in destined love may have its purpose.

Get a glimpse into the incredible breadth of graduate research happening across the 10-campus University of California system by attending this year's Grad Slam competition.

For millennia, Indigenous people in California used fire to cultivate landscapes and promote healthy growth. Today, the wisdom of that approach is seen as one of the keys to unraveling the deadly cycle of California wildfires.

Changes to time, and routine, can mess with our sleep. That doesn't just hurt our physical health — it makes us lonely.

UC and the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network are helping sponsor legislation to tailor cancer treatment approaches to a person’s individual condition.

A new book traces the pioneering scholar’s rise to national prominence in an era when African Americans often faced obstacles in obtaining even an elementary education.