Every week our Research Editors highlight a few of the latest headlines in science news and explain why these pieces are interesting and applicable to our classes at UC San Diego. If you find an engaging science article,... Read More
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The scent envelops you before you even near the cash register of the Mandeville Coffee Cart. The smell of... Read More
Face it--we’ve all gone to the dentist with high hopes, only to receive a lecture about the importance... Read More
Winter is the season for wearing cozy socks, drinking hot cocoa, snuggling in a fuzzy blanket and cuddling. Recent studies... Read More
By Sharada Saraf | SQ Online Reporter | SQ Online (2016-2017) ________________________________________________________________________________________ Older siblings have the unfortunate experience of younger siblings barging into their rooms, making a mess, then disappearing while laughing diabolically. As an older sibling myself,... Read More
Any student who has studied biology has started off studying cells. Cells are the basic units of life... Read More
What if there was no need for liver organ donors? Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine have found a way to synthesize liver cells from fat cells extracted from the human body. Read More
Chocolate is a decadent snack and a beloved ingredient, available today in great amount and variety. However, recent reports predict that chocolate may disappear by 2050. This forecast is directly related to the projected... Read More
The arrival of spring each year brings, as usual, the pleasantries of flowering and leafing plants. Plants which... Read More
Amidst current climate change discussions, NASA released a particularly alarming article regarding the Western Antarctic ice sheet. Read More