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UCSF to Host Science Symposium Highlighting Cardiovascular Research
The campus community is invited to a 50th anniversary symposium on May 7 celebrating the past and charting the future in cardiovascular research.
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Infants in Danger: A Conversation with Infant Psychologist Alicia Lieberman
Infants sense danger and internalize violence. Society loses, too...
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UCSF to break ground for major new cardiovascular disease center
The UCSF Cardiovascular Research Institute—known as CVRI—is leading the charge in understanding and preventing cardiovascular disease by breaking ground for a new state-of-the-art building on the UCSF Mission Bay campus.
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Brief secondhand smoke exposure can cause blood vessel and stem cell damage in 30 minutes
Exposure to secondhand smoke even for a brief period is injurious to health, a new study by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco has found.
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UCSF's Ken Dill Elected to National Academy of Sciences
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'Unleash the Energy'
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UCSF Commemorates 50th Anniversary of Millberry Union
UCSF will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Millberry Union, the center of campus life at the flagship Parnassus campus, with festivities which begin today.
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Meet New UCSF Faculty
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UCSF's Ken Dill elected to National Academy of Sciences
Kenneth (Ken) Dill, Phd, a national leader in research to clarify and predict the physical properties of proteins and other biological molecules, has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences, the Academy announced Tuesday.
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Safeway Foundation Gives $2 Million to UCSF for Breast Cancer Support
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Four Elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Fred Cohen, Allison Doupe, Stephen G. Lisberger and Louis J. Ptáček have been elected to the new class of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences.
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Where Are the Transcripts?
We’ve been running our Science Café reader survey for a while now and the responses, although still fewer than 50, are revealing. Biggest complaint: Where are the transcripts?
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Sweetow Wins Distinguished Achievement Award in Audiology
Robert W. Sweetow, director of audiology at UCSF since 1991, recently received the 2008 Distinguished Achievement Award from the American Academy of Audiology.
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UCSF opens photo exhibit "Honor your mother: Save a mother's life"
The UCSF Safe Motherhood Program is hosting a photo exhibit and reception to honor mothers worldwide.
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Nurse Who Carried Olympic Torch Reflects on Experience
A registered nurse who recently carried the Olympic torch through the streets of San Francisco reflects on the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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Lights, Camera, Enzymes!: A Conversation with Chemist and Protein Expert Brian Shoichet
An enzyme's star turn has drug makers applauding...
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UCSF to Participate in San Francisco AIDS Walk
Those interested in serving on a committee to organize UCSF’s participation in the AIDS Walk are encouraged to contact the Public Affairs department.
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New Film Profiles UCSF HIV/AIDS Leaders
UCSF’s pioneering physicians are featured in a film to honor the achievements of the past while looking toward the future.
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UCSF marks a milestone with 500th transplant in heart and lung program
UCSF marked a milestone this week with the 500th procedure in its Thoracic Transplant Program, which specializes in transplantation of the heart and lung.
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UCSF to Offer Free Screening for Oral, Head and Neck Cancer on April 25
UCSF Medical Center is offering free screening for oral, head and neck cancer tomorrow at Mount Zion.
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Study breaks ground in revealing how neurons generate movement
When the eye tracks a bird's flight across the sky, the visual experience is normally smooth, without interruption. But underlying this behavior is a complex coordination of neurons that has remained mysterious to scientists.
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Video Offers View of UCSF Serving the Community
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Benefit Fund Established for Guzman-Solari Family
A fund has been established to benefit the widow and children of Luis “Al” Solari, who was killed in a road-rage incident in early April.
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School of Nursing's Estes to Be Honored at Symposium
The campus community is invited to a daylong symposium on May 16 honoring Carroll Estes, a highly acclaimed scholar in the field of aging.
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UCSF Forms Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Sustainability
Chancellor Mike Bishop has appointed a committee to look at UCSF’s effect on the environment and coordinate earth-friendly actions across campus.
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A Presidential Science Adviser?
Sorry to tease you with that headline. We all know that no such animal as a presidential science adviser exists in the US, a sad fact that David Baltimore and Ahmed Zewail mentioned prominently in their April 17, 2008, <cite>Wall Street Journal</cite> editorial, “We Need a Science White House.”
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Video doc helps HIV-positive patients reduce risky behaviors
A computer-based interactive risk assessment and risk reduction counseling program using a video doctor sharply reduces sexual and drug risk behaviors by HIV-positive patients, according to UCSF researchers who developed and tested the intervention.
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UCSF to award its highest honor to four civic and scientific leaders
UCSF will award its highest honor – the UCSF Medal – to four civic and scientific leaders at a special event on Wednesday, April 23.
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State Senator Yee to Talk About Health Care Reform at UCSF Today
The campus community is invited to hear California State Senator Leland Yee talk about the state of health care reform this evening at UCSF.