UCSF students light the way for people impacted by mental health
UCSF students lit candles for those impacted by mental health as part of a California-wide event to honor, remember, and...
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Today, the most prominent divestment movement at UCSF is to withdraw from fossil-fuel companies. A generation ago, it was divestment...
Journal Club: Neuroscience, Radiology, Immunology and Cell Biology
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Neuroscience, Radiology, Immunology and Cell Biology.
RCO OF THE WEEK: Cell Hackers: UCSF Students attempt to bridge the gap between computation and biology
Programming and analysis of large data sets are becoming more commonplace within research labs, hospitals, and health tech/biotech companies. Often...
RCO OF THE WEEK: Remedy: UCSF students provide medical supplies to improve lives
Hospitals generate millions of tons of waste each year, discarding annually over $200 million worth of usable medical equipment and...
Science Publishing: Green and Gold -- An Open Access Primer
The landscape of scientific publishing is rapidly changing. Journals are increasingly moving to an open access model, ensuring that readers...
The Latina Who Desegregated California
It is hard to believe that in the not so distant past California was a state that enforced segregation at...
Bat Viruses, Cancer Exosomes, Bridge Birds
Sometimes, you just have one of those weeks. Those weeks when you have to be in lab at 7 o’clock...
Bay Area Science Festival’s BAHFest has audience rolling in their seats
Why do we sleep? Why do cats sprint around the room randomly? At the first BAHFest West, six scientists defended...
DNA Sequencing, 3D-Printed Organs, Polar Bears
Hello world. I don't know about you, but I love that friend who reads tons of random stuff on the...
Interview with Dr. Dan Kelly, a UCSF infectious disease fellow working in Sierra Leone
With the Ebola crisis showing no signs of abating in western Africa, one of UCSF’s infectious disease fellows recently returned...
"Mental Health Matters": Chancellor, Deans, and Faculty Partner with Student Health in Stigma Reduction Campaign
In an academically rigorous setting such as UCSF, it is not uncommon to encounter highly talented, focused, and dedicated students...
New Study Seeks BRIDGE To Improved Graduate Experiences and Outcomes
The trajectory for doctoral students in the biomedical and social sciences is no longer a straight path to a faculty...
The Bay Area Science Festival: the Science Carnival of Your Dreams
Cancel all your plans, because today marks the beginning of the 10-day-long fourth annual Bay Area Science Festival! Toss your...
UC President Janet Napolitano “spread[s] the gospel of basic research” and alternative careers for trainees
“I promised that I would get up every day and serve as the best advocate I could be for UC...