Translational medicine is the conversion of scientific discovery into health improvement, bringing the “bench to bedside” by innovating new cures,... Read More
On Monday, April 14, students gathered inside Price Center West Ballroom to hear a discussion about “God, Science, and the Nature of Reality.” The Veritas Forum, a Christian organization, hosted... Read More
BY MADISON RAE | SQ ONLINE WRITER | SQ ONLINE (2017-18) What do an indoor climbing gym, an equipment... Read More
It is that time of the year once again. Fall quarter is under way and for many... Read More
BSSA recently held a seminar covering important aspects of procuring a good letter of recommendation. Read More
At this event, 136 UCSD undergraduate researchers attended and presented their work. Novel research was introduced and discussed... Read More
The Red Queen hypothesis, first proposed by Leigh Van Valen in 1973, gets its name from a line in Lewis... Read More
Picture the scene: In Natural Sciences 2E, students focus on preparing for their upcoming midterm. In class, someone asks the professor what the midterm would cover. The professor replies, "Everything." Read More
At first, I was underwhelmed; it just looked like eight horizontal lines on different sections of the screen. But when the operator told me to focus on one line and move my eyes left and right, the line dramatically shifted up and down. Then my focus shifted to another line that oscillated every time I blinked, and finally, when I ground my teeth, I saw every line on the screen scatter into clouds of multicolored dots all blending together. Read More