Sessions will discuss privacy issues here on campus and how individuals can best protect themselves and the personal data they handle. Trainings will also discuss recently-enacted privacy laws and how UC San Diego handles personal data.
Celebrate the arrival of spring and the changes it brings by joining us for the biggest Eggstravaganza ever! Explore animal eggs, create a shark egg craft, and participate in an “underwater egg hunt” — no basket needed. Don’t miss free face painting!
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The presentation offers an overview of the work carried out by the Yemeni National Dialogue Conference (2013–2014), and which proposed the creation of a federal state with more open inclusive political order to soothe decades of internal tensions.
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The Center for Gender Equity and Health Brown Bag series is an opportunity for the campus community to present works in progress or completed works in an informal setting. Prof. Sahoo will talk about Shanvi, an innovative device for women's safety.
Join the San Diego Center for Systems Biology (SDCSB) and Cancer Cell Map Initiative (CCMI) for a seminar series that will provide advice and a forum for discussions about planning your career, inside or out of academia.
Learn how to respond to a sudden cardiac arrest using hands-only CPR
from professional first responders. Get hands-on experience with
our practice mannequins. No CPR cards will be issued.
Public Health Research Day introduces campus and community attendees to current, multidisciplinary public health research on a variety of topics, through engaging Presentations and a research Poster Session.
This year's MilliporeSigma Lectureship speaker, Dr. David R. Liu of the Broad Institute/Harvard University, presents,
“Base Editing: Chemistry on a Target Nucleotide in the Genome of Living Cells”
Refreshments at 3:30PM. Reception follows lecture.
This presentation will highlight some of these challenges from the perspective of a researcher exploring the social media risk environment for prescription drug abuse who often asks himself where the line in digital ethics resides.
Dr. Lakoff is Professor Emeritus of Political Science, UC San Diego. "Although the title probably speaks for itself, I have in mind the resurgence of nativism, populism, chauvinistic nationalism and demagogic politics here and elsewhere."
MilliporeSigma Lectureship speaker, Dr. David R. Liu of the Broad Institute/Harvard University, presents,
“Integrating Chemistry and Evolution to Illuminate Biology and Enable Novel Therapeutics.”
Refreshments at 3:30PM.
This seminar will deepen participants' understanding of the global movement bringing 'conscious' approaches to business and finance and reasons for the movement.
Muir Musical is proud to present “Jesus Christ Superstar,” a rock opera written by Andrew Lloyd Webber, the composer behind hit musicals such as Phantom of the Opera, Evita and Cats.
Have a social innovation idea? Learn how you can participate in the Challenge in June at one of these workshops, which will give an intro to:
-Social Innovation & Social Ventures
-Resources to develop your project and pitch
-Info on the GSIC
The Jeffrey B. Graham Perspectives on Ocean Science Lecture Series features engaging presentations on research conducted worldwide by scientists from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego.
Xi Jinping has worked on crafting a unified national ideology, but so far not yielded the desired result: a broad-based societal consensus on China’s future course. Kristin Shi-Kupfer and Mareike Ohlberg of MERICS will present on this topic.
In this workshop, Claire Adida, Jennifer Burney and Ganz Chockalingam will present a project from one such country — Benin, West Africa, where mobile money adoption rates remain low and a large rural population faces financial marginalization.
Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, chief curator of the Core Exhibition at POLIN Museum will be the featured speaker at the April 11 Holocaust Living History Workshop presented by the UC San Diego Library and UC San Diego Jewish Studies Program.
Helping you prepare for 21st century jobs, The Basement and OIC have teamed together to deliver this timely series. Learn about the basic elements when developing an idea and starting a business.
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Featuring several emerging and mid-career UC San Diego grads alongside established peers, this exhibition showcases artists working with expanded media art practices, innovative new media, speculative design practices, and public policy.
Tackle your fear of speaking with UC San Diego Table Talkers Toastmasters, a group of staff and students who meet weekly to practice speaking and leadership skills in a fun learning environment. Join us for a free open house on April 12.
Please join us for a special lecture hosted by the Institute of Arts & Humanities (IAH) in partnership with the Chicano/a~Latino/a Arts & Humanities Program.
"Agnostic Harmony & Transformation" features guest speaker Professor Martha Gonzalez.
UC San Diego Grad Slam is a graduate student competitive speaking event that showcases graduate student research. Come see the top ten finalists present their research in just three minutes!
Yong Suk Lee of Stanford University presents a survey he conducted before and after the impeachment of Park Geun-Hye, and ultimately aims to shed some light on how social media and news disseminated through social media might affect society.
Henrik Christensen, expert in systems integration and human-robot interaction, is joining us to discuss how the new Internet of Things (IoT) impacts future markets.
The UC San Diego Research Ethics Program and the Earl Warren College Office of the Provost present an interactive theatrical event about the darker side of academia, staged readings of David Abramson’s tragicomic play Purely Academic
Eleanor Roosevelt College is pleased to invite you to a special evening featuring Emmanuel Jal, an internationally recognized hip-hop musician, former child soldier turned activist and entrepreneur as he shares his story and music.
The Human Body Time Machine is an immersive dance performance that creates a “meditative playtime” for audience to experience the movement of time. This new work features a diverse array of dancers from various backgrounds, abilities and ages.
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Stemming from MFA student Sam Wohl's graphic novel, JUDAS UNICORN, this play was developed with Professors Deborah Stein, Robert Brill and Robert Castro from UC San Diego Theatre and Dance. The reading will be staged by Company 157.
The UC San Diego Research Ethics Program and the Earl Warren College Office of the Provost present an interactive theatrical event about the darker side of academia, staged readings of David Abramson’s tragicomic play Purely Academic
The Human Body Time Machine is an immersive dance performance that creates a “meditative playtime” for audience to experience the movement of time. This new work features a diverse array of dancers from various backgrounds, abilities and ages.
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After a rave reception at their San Diego debut at ArtPower in 2016, the Grammy-winning Harlem Quartet is bringing back its “new attitude to classical music, one that is fresh, bracing, and intelligent” (Cincinnati Enquirer).
Celebrate cultural diversity and unity through food, dance, music, and art from around the world at Thurgood Marshall College's 40th Annual Cultural Celebration in partnership with UC San Diego's Triton Day!
The Human Body Time Machine is an immersive dance performance that creates a “meditative playtime” for audience to experience the movement of time. This new work features a diverse array of dancers from various backgrounds, abilities and ages.
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The Triton 5K takes runners through the center of campus. A post-race festival will feature live music, interactive demonstrations and a beer garden. All proceeds support student scholarships!
Zara is a Los Angeles-based artist who engages in an interdisciplinary practice focused on installation, drawing, sculpture, and performance. Her investigations are rooted in corporeal relationships to matter and phenomenological processes.
Please join us for a special lecture and discussion hosted by the Institute of Arts & Humanities (IAH) in partnership with the Jewish Studies and Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies (REEES) Programs at UC San Diego.
Inside Innovation is a presentation series featuring the latest innovative technologies developed by UC San Diego researchers. Get an inside look at what is happening in the labs, explore commercialization opportunities and inquire about licensing.
The Library Sustainability Committee is hosting a DIY Makers’ Day celebrating Earth Month on campus, using sustainable, non-toxic, reusable, and recyclable materials. Bring a tote bag and get hands on experience making sustainable products.
The world’s oceans called and left us a message. They said… “#MeToo.”
Eve Simmons will take you on a mind-blowing trip under the seas to grasp the magnitude and scope of the problems we face, and explore how we may begin to heal our Big Bue.
Technological competition between the U.S. and China is heating up. The “Made in China 2025” plan will continue to enlarge China’s industrial robotics market, and China also aims to surpass America’s lead in artificial intelligence research.
Join us for a special screening of the film "Iphigenia: Book of Change" followed by a discussion with Director Elise Kermani and guest panelists Professor Page duBois and Professor Babak Rahimi. Hosted by the Center for Hellenic Studies.
Muirstock 2018 is here! Come celebrate Muir's 50th year anniversary with fun activities & music. Activities include tie-dye, photo booth, face painting, caricature artist, free giveaways, & BBQ. FREE food & activities for you and your friends!
Helping you prepare for 21st century jobs, The Basement and OIC have teamed together to deliver this timely series. Learn about the basic elements when developing an idea and starting a business.
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Saturday Science at Scripps Research: Biological Rhythms: From Sleep to Cancer and Metabolic Disease with Katja Lamia and how circadian disruption increases the risk of disease.
Be inspired by exciting research, talented graduate students, and opportunities to connect with faculty, students, alumni and industry professionals at the annual Research Expo at UC San Diego’s Jacobs School of Engineering.
Shifting the scholarly culture toward open access, open data, and open workflow is partly an incentives problem, partly an infrastructure problem, and partly a coordination problem.
Celebrate the launch of the Institute for Practical Ethics with a special guest lecture by MacArthur-Award winning author Dr. Beth Shapiro, who will address the question of "Can We, Should We, and Will We Bring Back Mammoths?"
A panel discussion with Prof. Teddy Cruz, Dr. Prof. Mariana Wardwell, Prof. Brian Cross and Dr. Prof. Daniel Hallin mediated by MFA Student Mateus Guzzo.
Join leading scientists, engineers, students, and key stakeholders from the energy, policy, and school science communities to discuss CER’s key research areas and the challenges we face to sustainably meet the world’s growing energy needs.
Interrogating the Archive is a 2018 UC San Diego Interdisciplinary Collaboratory organized by faculty and graduate students from the Departments of Visual Arts, Communication, and Ethnic Studies at UC San Diego.
Join us for a talk by writer Samanth Subramanian, a correspondent for The National and the author of two books of reportage, “Following Fish: Travels Around the Indian Coast” and “This Divided Island: Stories from the Sri Lankan War.”
Raised in Havana, Daymé Arocena has quickly become the voice for a new generation of talented Cuban millennials who are reimagining their African roots through a lens that filters jazz, soul, and funk.
We can’t always predict when an injury or illness may result in a hospital stay and need for follow-up care, but we can plan ahead as much as possible. Learn from our experts about ways to prepare for your future health care needs.
Looking to interview a scientist? Would you like to speak to an oceanographer for Career Day? SEA Days is the perfect opportunity for students, scouts, and other curious minds to fill requirements for interviewing science professionals.
This system-wide conference on global health, now in its sixth year, showcases the outstanding research, training and outreach taking place across the University of California.
What is the role of John Muir today? Can he still shape our debates and politics? Join 6 major figures of the environmental humanities debate as they explore these questions and provide insights into the legacy of this extraordinary figure.
A special presentation by renowned historian and Muir scholar, Donald Worster, as he explores how attacks on environmentalism impact the Muir legacy, and shares the need to explore the complex truth of the man, his role in history & relevancy today.
UC San Diego Office of Innovation and Commercialization is partnering with Dentons and Tiber Creek on a seminar series on what you need to know about forming a startup company.
Safiya Noble examines evidence from her new book, Algorithms of Oppression, about Google Search, the way it misrepresents people and communities, and the harm that comes from these algorithmic practices—practices designed and implemented by humans.
Please join us for a profound discussion that explores the perils of science’s highest honor with astrophysicist Brian Keating and celebrated science fiction writer David Brin on Wednesday, April 25, 2018 from 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Helping you prepare for 21st century jobs, The Basement and OIC have teamed together to deliver this timely series. Learn about the basic elements when developing an idea and starting a business.
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RENGA, an ensemble comprised of musicians from San Diego Symphony and UC San Diego present a program including world premiere commissions by PhD candidates in composition: Elisabet Curbelo and Fernanda Aoki Navarro. Conducted by Steven Schick.
As part of Dermatology Grand Rounds, we are pleased to host renowned speaker Paul Khavari, MD, PhD, on the topic "Decoding the Noncoding Genome in Health & Disease".
Happy Out and Proud Week!
Join us to hear from UC San Diego health care providers about their experiences serving our community and issues relating to disparities in LGBTQ health services.
Do you feel you have a big heart, but a little voice when it comes to climate change?
Gain remarkably practical insights that will amplify your message using the power of broadcast media to create and grow public will for a more sustainable world.
The Eugene M. Burke Lectureship on Religion and Society sponsors public lectures in which scholars, theologians, and religious practitioners address critical issues on the relationship between religion and society and on the religious dimensions of being
Meet scientists and professionals from Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, and Birch Aquarium who are involved in a diverse array of careers.
Called “one of the wonders of world trance music” by the Los Angeles Times, Iranian singer Mamak Khadem captivates audiences by blending her roots in the ancient poetry and music of the Persian masters with a bold and revolutionary new sound.
During the military dictatorship of Chile (1973–1990), over one million Chileans fled the country to escape political repression and economic crises. This event centers Chilean women artists who came to the United States during this time.
Bradford Young is a cinematographer best known for his work on "Selma," "A Most Violent Year," "Arrival," and the upcoming Star Wars film "Solo," Young is the first African-American cinematographer to be nominated for an Academy Award.
This a multi-course Opah dinner showcasing the fishing, science, and culinary industries and how they are working together to promote sustainable practices.
Register for this year’s exciting teacher-to-teacher learning opportunity for San Diego educators. Join hundreds of P-16 teachers and educators at the 5th Annual EDS/CREATE Teaching and Learning Conference at UC San Diego. We're sharing what works!
Sitar master Pandit Kartik Seshadri will present a performance of classical Indian ragas, accompanied by tabla player Pandit Arup Chattopadhyay and Pankaj Mishra on Sarangi.
In China's rise to superpower status, William Overholt, senior fellow at Harvard University, argues that continued success requires re-invention of its economy and politics.
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