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Research at UC Campuses
and National Laboratories
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Research throughout UC's campuses and national
laboratories is conducted in over 800 research centers, institutes
and programs as well as by individual faculty in academic departments
spanning all the disciplines.
Berkeley
Davis
Irvine
Los
Angeles
Merced
Riverside
San Diego
San
Francisco
Santa
Barbara
Santa Cruz
President's
Report - published six times a year, this report
highlights of UC research discoveries and achievements
Searchable
database for UC campus and multicampus
research centers
Links
to Campus Offices of Research and Academic Senate
Committees on Research
San
Diego Supercomputer Center - UC faculty can access the
supercomputers through the Academic Associates
Program.
National Laboratories
For more than a half century, the University of California has managed
three national laboratories since their inception as a public service
to the nation. Research at these facilities spans the full spectrum
of scientific endeavor, from genomics and life sciences to computer
science and engineering to energy efficiency and environmental remediation.
Berkeley
(LBNL)
Livermore
(LLNL)
Los Alamos
(LANL)
Los
Alamos Strategic Research
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Federally Funded
Research Highlights
Research at UC’s campuses and national labs receives substantial
support from a number of federal agencies. Check
out these quarterlies for discoveries made possible by this
federal funding.
In 2001, UC Davis received a $35 million gift
from renowned Napa Valley vintner Robert Mondavi to establish the
Robert and Margrit Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science.
Mondavi is a long-time supporter of UC Davis’s premier viticulture
program – and his son and grandson are graduates of the school.
More information on the UC Davis Department of Viticulture and Enology.
UC’s statewide agricultural
research and partnership activities
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