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Staff Member Looks to the Global Future

August 17, 2007
Fatima Paul, the committee analyst at UC Merced, makes her home in the Central Valley, but she lives in a global world. Born in the French Alps, Paul finished her education at Montpelier with a master’s degree in English literature. She worked for the National Institutes for Health/National Cancer...

Writing Workshops Help Teachers Learn Best Practices

August 17, 2007
Merced - Kindergarten through community college teachers are invited to the UC Merced Writing Project’s 2007-2008 Saturday Outreach Series to learn more about best practices for teaching to the California State Writing Standards. More than 100 teachers county-wide have already taken part in...

Getting Ready to Welcome Fall's Students

August 10, 2007
The whole campus is getting ready to welcome new students and welcome back those who are returning. Welcome Week 2007 begins on Move-In Day, Friday, Aug. 24. As you register beginning at 8 a.m., attend a vendors’ fair and even catch a movie, The Number 23, at 10 p.m. Move-in Weekend is always a...

Class Project Reveals Best Commute Route to Campus

August 10, 2007
Thanks to grad student David Gravano and his class project, commuters to campus can now learn the best route to UC Merced. InProfessor Mike Colvin’sQuantitative and Systems Biology (QSB 280) class in spring 2007, Gravano studied advanced mathematical biology and needed to choose a computer...

UC Merced Expanding Knowledge About Climate Change

August 6, 2007
MERCED - Experts in climate change at University of California, Merced, are working on research that will help people better understand the world around them and how change affects everything from mountains to oceans, including the environs of the San Joaquin Valley. “The work of our faculty and...

Einstein Applied: Physics Professor Explores Quantum Computing

August 3, 2007
In the past decade, computing and communications leaders have realized that electronic devices will soon become so small, the particles they use to store and process data will start acting strange. “On the quantum level, stuff stops behaving in the classical way,” UC Merced physics professorSai...

Donation Brings UC Merced's Solar Program One Step Closer to Providing Sustainable Energy

August 3, 2007
MERCED - The University of California, Merced, the only UC campus with a designated solar energy research program, has received a $225,000 donation from an internationally recognized scientist. The gift will support future solar energy research that has the potential to alleviate the world’s...

Park it! Campus will have a new lot by October

August 3, 2007
Every student knows how it feels trying to find a parking space when there are only five minutes left until class begins, it’s raining and the old wallet is a few cents short of the parking fee. ButUC Merced Transportation and Parking Services(TAPS) is happy to announce that there will be a new...

San Joaquin Valley UC Alumni Network Hosts Summer Barbecue August 11

August 3, 2007
New UC Students, UC Alumni Invited to Annual Student Send-Off Event MERCED — The San Joaquin Valley UC Alumni Network will present its Annual Summer Barbecue on Saturday, August 11 in Merced. Highlights include a send-off for new UC students from Merced County and an election of Alumni Network...

To Africa , In Search of Hippo "Sweat" and Materials Science Breakthroughs

July 27, 2007
Engineering professor Christopher Viney’s 2004 research into hippo “sweat” and its possible benefits to humans raised eyebrows and curiosity worldwide when a local news story was picked up by the Associated Press. Viewers as far away as Japan learned about his work studying the natural antiseptic...

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