Synapse: January 19, 1995
The ongoing Ebola crisis in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone has been by far the deadliest Ebola outbreak in history...
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Journal Club: Neuroscience, Immunology, and Developmental Biology
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Neuroscience, Immunology, and Developmental Biology.
Ed Roberts, and the inner cure, selected as regional FameLab finalist
UCSF postdoctoral scholar Ed Roberts championed the third season of FameLab USA’s San Francisco regional heat in December, earning a...
GPSA January Meeting Summary
Every year the student body nominates two to three faculty for the honor of giving a lecture to answer the...
UCSF’s Ebola treatment center is a permanent commitment to treating highly infectious diseases
As UC San Francisco transitions its personnel and operations from the Mt. Zion campus to Mission Bay, one critical piece...
Humans of UCSF: Jorge Ortiz-Carpena and Francesca Aloisio
"We're in the process of planning recruitment, and it's reminding me a lot of last year--this was me interviewing at...
Humans of UCSF: Matt Cummings
"I have a dream." [collective laughter] "No, my main goal for UCSF is to prioritize communication between students of all...
Throwback Thursday
From the April 8, 1968 issue of Synapse, the editor's response to the death of Martin Luther King, Jr: "The...
Appointment of Associate Vice Chancellor - Campus Life Services
Statement Release: Dear Colleagues, I am pleased to announce the appointment of Clare Shinnerl as the Associate Vice Chancellor –...
Diverse pool of Californians apply to UC in record numbers
University of California Office of the President All nine undergraduate campuses of the University of California registered record high numbers...
University of California to supply electricity to select campuses, medical centers
University of California Office of the President The University of California will begin directly supplying electricity to its campuses and...
University of California Student Regent Tour
Statement Release: As the Student Regent and Student Regent-designate, one of the great privileges of our jobs is that we...
Scientists Seek to Engineer Microbes to Make Simple Chemicals
In a lab in Emeryville not much bigger than a garage, three scientists are trying to show there is a...
Synapse: January 10, 1980
Concerns about the increasing frequency of C-sections is nothing new. Thirty-five years ago, Michael Bader reported on this trend in...
Throwback Thursday
Throwback to the origin of the Synapse student newspaper in 1957, when a College of Dentistry newsletter evolved into a...