A new Sawyer Seminar will explore the intersections of identity, migration and inequality in California, France and South Korea.

A novel analytic approach enhances nuclear magnetic resonance signal detection in previously ‘invisible’ regions.

Scientists unravel how tissue geometry influences the movement of cells through the body, with potential applications in cancer research.

Open Enrollment, the period when faculty and staff members have an opportunity to review their health plans and make choices regarding their 2021 benefits, ends at 5 p.m. today.

A goal of the SharkEye project is to one day produce automated “shark reports” for beachgoers to help them gauge levels of risk.

Similar to hurricanes, they can hit land, but their slow pace could improve drought forecasts.

The letter to Mexico’s energy minister offered a glowing review of a fossil fuel project in Baja California. Writing in July, three U.S. governors and the chair of the Ute Indian Tribe praised the Energía Costa Azul project — which was seeking approval from the Mexican government — as “one of the most promising [liquefied natural gas] export facilities on the Pacific Coast.”

The Bureau of Cannabis Control announced late last week that it has awarded $30 million in public university research grant funding to universities across California to study the state’s legal cannabis market.