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AI Develops Novel Gene-Editing Tool for New Treatments
Technologyyle-uutiset1mo ago

AI Develops Novel Gene-Editing Tool for New Treatments

Researchers at the University of California have utilized artificial intelligence to create a new, non-naturally occurring enzyme. This AI-developed enzyme, described as a novel type of 'gene scissors,' is partially more effective than its natural counterparts and could lead to new therapeutic approaches.

Specialist Argues Aging Does Not Mean Living with Pain
Healthla-vanguardia2mo ago

Specialist Argues Aging Does Not Mean Living with Pain

A renowned global specialist in pain study and treatment, also a medical faculty member at the University of California, has published an essay titled 'Tell Me Where It Hurts,' advocating against the notion that aging inevitably leads to chronic pain.

Study Reveals How Psychedelics Reorganize the Brain
Scienceel-mundo4mo ago

Study Reveals How Psychedelics Reorganize the Brain

A comprehensive study, led by the University of California, San Francisco, the University of Cambridge, and the Mila AI Institute, indicates that psychedelic substances transform the organization of the brain, challenging previous notions of chaos or breakdown.

Award-winning memory chip expert Shi Guojun leaves US for job at top Chinese semiconductor firm
TechnologySCMP5mo ago

Award-winning memory chip expert Shi Guojun leaves US for job at top Chinese semiconductor firm

An expert on semiconductor packaging and memory chips has left the University of California, Irvine after more than two decades to join a leading conductive materials company in eastern China. Shi Guojun has taken on the role of chief strategic scientist and director of the Future Industry Research Institute at DK Electronic Materials, the company said in a statement posted online on March 6. According to DKEM, Shi will lead the company’s strategic planning and development in emerging...

Waste Of The Day: The Story Of Robosquirrel
Sciencezerohedge6mo ago

Waste Of The Day: The Story Of Robosquirrel

Waste Of The Day: The Story Of Robosquirrel Authored by Jeremy Portnoy via RealClearInvestigations, Topline: Dr. Frankenstein was able to bring his monster back to life using just rusty tools and a cramped workshop. Researchers in California needed taxpayer funding from the National Science Foundation for their own reanimation experiment, with results that were not quite as impressive. In 2012, San Diego State University and the University of California, Davis used part of a ...

Nancy Pelosi Institute to Launch at UC Berkeley
PoliticsNYTFox NewsYahoo2mo ago3 sources

Nancy Pelosi Institute to Launch at UC Berkeley

Following her departure from Congress, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will establish an institute at the University of California, Berkeley. The institute aims to train future leaders.

UC Berkeley Investigates Two Deaths on Campus
WorldFox NewsYahoo4mo ago2 sources

UC Berkeley Investigates Two Deaths on Campus

Authorities at the University of California, Berkeley are investigating two deaths that occurred within 24 hours on campus, involving a student who fell from a dorm and another man found dead near Sproul Hall.

Diet identified to cause fat accumulation in muscles
Sciencetvn244mo ago

Diet identified to cause fat accumulation in muscles

Researchers from the University of California have identified a specific dietary pattern that promotes fat deposition directly within muscles, independent of calorie intake or physical activity, potentially altering muscle structure and accelerating joint wear.

Bringing 16th-century voice to 21st century
CultureKorea Herald5mo ago

Bringing 16th-century voice to 21st century

The Institute of East Asian Studies at the University of California, Berkeley has published an expanded edition of the English translation of "Chingbirok," the 1604 chronicle of the Japanese…

Culturecdm-me24d ago

American Jazz Trio Performs at Durmitor

An American jazz trio from the University of California, Santa Barbara, featuring Megan Ecel, Liam Ronark, and Jonathan Nathan, performed a contemporary jazz evening under the open sky at Macan poljana in Durmitor.

Two Indian-Origin Men Charged in H-1B Visa Fraud Scheme
Politicsndtv4mo ago

Two Indian-Origin Men Charged in H-1B Visa Fraud Scheme

Two men of Indian origin have been charged with H-1B visa fraud for allegedly submitting multiple fraudulent petitions between 2020 and 2023, claiming foreign workers would be employed in "ghost" jobs linked to the University of California.

California fast-food minimum wage hike leads to 'negative outcomes'
Businessiefimerida4mo ago

California fast-food minimum wage hike leads to 'negative outcomes'

A new study by University of California (Santa Cruz) researchers indicates that a significant increase in the minimum wage for fast-food workers in California has resulted in "negative outcomes." Despite the law's aim to boost income, the study suggests unintended adverse effects.

Epstein Funded UCSD Study Of 'Telepathic Autistic Savant' Through Deepak Chopra Connection
Sciencezerohedge6mo ago

Epstein Funded UCSD Study Of 'Telepathic Autistic Savant' Through Deepak Chopra Connection

Epstein Funded UCSD Study Of 'Telepathic Autistic Savant' Through Deepak Chopra Connection Jeffrey Epstein was connected with several notable scientists - funding leading research centers, including Harvard, where he donated $9 million, and MIT's Media Lab, which he gave at least $7.5 million (and funneled another $1.2 million to investments under the control of the lab's former director, Joi Ito). He was connected to Stephen Hawking, Marvin Minsky, Steven Pinker and a host of other names.  Vilayanur Subramanian Ramachandran and Jeffrey Epstein Now we learn that Epstein provided funding to a lab at UC San Diego after lifestyle guru Deepak Chopra introduced the financier to lab director Vilayanur Subramanian Ramachandran - a neuroscientist who was studying an "autistic savant who displays telepathy," according to the latest DOJ Epstein file dump.  Chopra, a former UCSD family medicine and public health clinical professor, said in late October that he was just helping Epstein with insomnia by teaching him to meditate. "At my suggestion, he also visited Dr. V.S. Ramachandran's lab at [the University of California San Diego] to learn about ongoing brain research," he told CBS News in December.  EFTA01013830.pdf Ramachandran was conducting a study on an "autistic savant who displays telepathy," according to UCSD's The Guardian, citing a Sept. 25, 2017 email with the subject "Cost to study the autistic savant who displays telepathy," in which he tells Chopra, "i don't have a problem with my lab being funded by epstein ... so long as theres no UC connection."  Ramanchandran further wrote that if Chopra’s “pal [Epstein] is serious about setting in motion a lab for the study of extraordinary brain potential … something like 500,000 to 3 million would get the administrators excited.” A subsequent email from Epstein to his accountant, Richard Kahn, instructed Kahn to send $25,000 from Epstein’s private foundation, Gratitude America Ltd., to the University of California Board of Regents to fund Ramachandran’s research on savant syndrome. He asked it to be mailed to former psychology department director and current chief administrative officer, Peter Hinkley.  Chopra later emailed Epstein on October 5, 2017 to provide an update on spending the day with Ramachandran to discuss the "pilot study of autistic savants." Ceepak Chopra The 2017 emails weren't the first Epstein-Ramachandran mention. On April 17, 2009, Epstein emailed someone whose name was redacted, replying to a list of "smart" and "out of the box" people to have over to his Florida home sometime in the future. Epstein included Ramachandran in this list, along with others who he described as "good friends of mine for years."  While there's nothing we could find on the telepathic kid (maybe they sensed danger), Ramachandran did write an article in December 2006 where he says telepathy is "legitimately ignored, except by crackpots" because it's difficult to replicate. He's also mentioned a few times in this piece on life after death, ESP, and other phenomenon. Tyler Durden Thu, 02/19/2026 - 11:05