There’s a new bot on campus. Meet TritonGPT—UC San Diego’s specialized artificial intelligence-powered information and resource assistant. Following the success of a two-month early user pilot, the tool will soon be accessible to all staff and faculty in campus and health sciences units. Read More»
UC San Diego alumna Deniz Burnham has earned her astronaut wings and is now able to serve on missions to the moon, the International Space Station, and even Mars. She joins a storied group of three other Triton alumni—all women—to serve in NASA’s astronaut corps. Read More»
Kimberly Prather, a distinguished professor and director of the Center for Aerosol Impacts on Chemistry and the Environment, invites viewers into her lab at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, where she leads a team of scientists to explore how the ocean influences our clouds, our climate and our health. Watch Video»
On Match Day, graduating medical students learned where they will complete their graduate training in specific residency programs. The class of 2024 at UC San Diego School of Medicine is the largest class in the school’s history, with this year’s Match Day celebration including 141 students—77% of whom will train in California. Read More»
A $1 million gift will create an endowment to support the annual Human Milk Institute symposium at UC San Diego, which brings together some of the world’s leading breastfeeding and human milk experts for knowledge exchange, strategic planning and visioning. The event will be known as the Kohlberg Johnson Family Human Milk Institute Symposium. Read More»
The stress-induced mechanisms that cause our brains to produce feelings of fear in the absence of threats have been mostly a mystery—until now. In a new study, neurobiologists at UC San Diego have identified the changes in brain biochemistry and mapped the neural circuitry that cause such a generalized fear experience. Read More»
Hailed as one of the most innovative cultural happenings in the country, La Jolla Playhouse’s WOW Festival returns to campus April 4-7. Discover innovative artists and experience a thrilling array of what Time Magazine describes as “bold and extreme” new works during this free, family friendly event. Learn More»
