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UC IrvineOrange County program aims to improve severe trauma survival rates Emergency care clinicians will study potentially life-saving resuscitation method. 
UC San DiegoUniversal power adapter offers alternative to 'wall warts' Calit2 researchers design energy-efficient adapter as a single power supply for multiple electronic devices.
UC Riverside ----------------------------------------Electronic nose detects explosives Sensor will be useful in airports and other high-risk areas.
UCLA ----------------------------------------Californians lose 3.9 million days to asthma Chronic disease causes millions of lost school and work days, plus trips to ER.
UC San Diego ----------------------------------------Liver protein associated with type 2 diabetes Study of older patients could lead to new type 2 diabetes prevention and diagnosis strategies.
UC Irvine ----------------------------------------Researchers earn record funding boost Contract and grant funding reaches record high in 2007-08, with grants from businesses growing 12 percent.
UC Berkeley
----------------------------------------Open clusters like Orion have low fertility rate Sun-like stars have a low probability of forming large planets. More Campus and Lab News Science TodayText and Video More Science Today News Resource Quick Links |
Top FeatureViewing the Science Today video requires the free Flash player. Get Flash. Administration UC welcomes new president Mark G. Yudof begins as University of California's 19th president. Video transcript. Appointment announcement. More Top Features Office of the President News
BudgetMay Revision restores some proposed UC cuts; Regents approve 2008-09 student fee levels UC saving $68 million in administrative spending to help close the budget gap. 
UCOPUC leads the way forward New Web site tells the story of how UC is leading the way forward for all Californians. Text-only version. Press release.
UC Regents ----------------------------------------UC Regents will meet in Santa Barbara, July 15-17 Agenda items include discussions of budget and reform of UC's freshman eligibility policy, considering action related to establishing medical school at UC Riverside.
Employees ----------------------------------------Informational update regarding UC-AFSCME negotiations UC remains focused on getting fair contracts for employees, has invited AFSCME to return to bargaining table.
Health ----------------------------------------California Telehealth Network deadline nears for clinics Health care facilities interested in participating need to complete survey, submit Letter Of Agency by July 30.
Administration ----------------------------------------Wyatt R. Hume to step down as UC provost Hume also had been serving as chief operating officer for the university during the presidential transition.
Students ----------------------------------------More than 38,000 Californians to enroll as UC freshmen More than 17,500 transfer students from California Community Colleges offered UC admission for fall term.
UC Regents ----------------------------------------UC Santa Barbara student nominated as 2009-10 student regent Full board will consider recommendation of approving Jesse Bernal at its July 16-17 meeting.
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