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Study Shows Coral Genomes Could Adapt to Climate Change

October 15, 2010
When UC Merced biology ProfessorMónica Medinaand her team learned that a group from Penn State was undertaking coral larvae research in Florida similar to their own research in Mexico, she decided to reach out to them. “I said, ‘Well let’s just find out what they’re doing, and maybe we can...

President of Leading Hospital System Named Commencement Speaker

October 13, 2010
Lloyd H. Dean of Catholic Healthcare West to inspire graduates at May 2011 ceremony Quick Facts Lloyd H. Dean will speak to UC Merced’s Class of 2011 at commencement in May. Dean is president and chief executive officer of Catholic Healthcare West, the eighth largest hospital system in the ...

Prospective Students Experience All that UC Merced Offers

October 13, 2010
There’s nothing like spending time at UC Merced to help understand what it’s like to be a Golden Bobcat. High school students and transfer students who are curious about UC Merced will have the opportunity to do just that Saturday, Oct. 16 during the university’s fall open house — known asPreview...

New Regional Partnership to Spur Economic Growth in Valley

October 11, 2010
UC Merced partners with Central Valley Business Incubator, Merced County, Fresno Stateand Small Business Development Center in state-approved Innovation Hub Quick Facts The state announced the designation of three new Innovation Hub (iHub) projects, including the Central San Joaquin Valley iHub...

Biology Students Secure Prominent Postdoctoral Positions

October 10, 2010
Many UC Merced students who earned their doctoral degrees inQuantitative and Systems Biologyhave continued their success by securing positions at some of the leading labs in the world. Quantitative and Systems Biology (QSB) is one of the topgraduateprograms on campus. Of the 12 Ph.D.s awarded...

Chancellor Praises Support of Campus in State Budget

October 8, 2010
The 2010-11 budget, awaiting the governor’s signature, includes $81 million for construction of the Science and Engineering II building. MERCED, Calif. — California’s state budget, approved Friday by the Legislature, includes more than $100 million for UC Merced’s continued development and ...

New Engineering Dean Outlines Vision

October 1, 2010
E. Daniel Hirleman recently took the helm as dean of UC Merced’s School ofEngineering. Hirleman was previously the head of Purdue University’s School of Mechanical Engineering. The following is an interview with Hirleman about his vision for the school and what he hopes to accomplish. What is...

UC Merced's Official Enrollment Tops 4,300

September 28, 2010
The state’s economy is struggling and budget cuts to higher education have become an annual affair, but that hasn’t kept the University of California, Merced, from continuing its rapid growth. The university’s fall census showed the 2010-11 student body at 4,381, an increase of more than 28 percent...

NSF Award Supports Undergraduate Research in Biology

September 24, 2010
Two dozen UC Merced undergraduates interested in pursuing a career incomputational biologywill be able to do first-handresearchin that field with the help of a nearly $1 million grant. School ofNatural SciencesDirector of Student Success Masa Watanabe and ProfessorMichael Colvinlast month were...

UC Merced Joins In Celebration of Hispanic-Serving Institutions

September 20, 2010
UC Merced is celebrating itsHispanic Serving Institution(HSI) designation and recognizing the contributions of its Latino community as part of National HSI Week. The week, which falls during Hispanic Heritage Month, goes from Sept. 19 through Sept. 25. The week serves as a time to recognize the...

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