This year’s EDI intern writes about why fostering a sense of belonging for everyone at GPS, regardless of background, remains a crucial…
Meet UC San Diego Delegates Attending the 2024 UN Climate Conference in Azerbaijan
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Students and faculty head to COP29 to participate in international collaboration on climate change By Karissa Duran | UC San Diego Today…
GPS professor Stephan Haggard joins four other faculty members in receiving one of the university’s highest recognitions
UC San Diego experts weigh in on each stage of a typical EV battery’s life cycle and share their thoughts on what…
David Victor is using economics and psychology to study how to get people to charge their cars efficiently
Does the U.S. President’s Party Matter to Black and Latino Economic Wellbeing?
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New report from UC San Diego’s Yankelovich Center for Social Science Research shows kitchen-table gains for Black and Latino Americans under Democrats…
Heat Waves Amplify Existing Inequities. Meet the Researchers Working to Change That.
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Workers in “exposed industries” such as construction, farming and manufacturing face significant impacts to both their health and productivity during periods of extreme heat. According to research led by UC San Diego economist Joshua Graff Zivin, Black and brown communities bear a greater burden of these impacts because they are overrepresented in these industries.
We talked with faculty members to learn what they enjoyed most about the 2024 Paris Olympic Games
UC San Diego’s DERConnect, an NSF-funded powergrid testbed, will control various campus assets, including buildings, solar panels, EV chargers, light fixtures, and smart plugs, to enhance energy management and innovation.