UCTV - University of California Television

Field Trip at the Lab: New Programs!
LLNL's Science on Saturday explores neurotechnology for middle & high school students.

Ground-breaking Films From Across the Globe
New Carsey-Wolf Center series explores the international legacies of cinematic New Waves.

Stem Cells and Curing Blindness
Karl Wahlin hopes to use tiny retinas developed from stem cells to cure blindness.

What is in the Air We Breathe?
Vicki Grassian discusses aerosols and their impact on health and climate.

Aging Bones and Joints
Learn more about cutting-edge preventative and regenerative approaches in Orthopaedics.

Madeleine Albright
Former Secretary of State speaks at UC Diego's commencement ceremony.

Global Challenge to Prevent Breast Cancer
Researchers and advocates come together to focus on breast cancer prevention.

NEW! Stem Cell Channel
The Stem Cell Channel takes a deep dive into the science and impact of stem cells.

Women in Leadership
Distinguished panel of guests discuss how women can help lead our nation to a better future.

New Programs This Week:

3D Bioprinted Model for Metastatic Brain Tumors	Neurobot: Robotics Meets Stem Cells
Modern Advances in Hip and Knee Replacement and Rapid Recovery	Rand Steiger's Template for Improvising Trumpeter and Orchestra - La Jolla...

Blog News:

What is in the Air We Breathe?

07/18/2019

“What we do in my group is we zoom in on the aerosols.” Vicki Grassian and her team look at aerosols at a microscopic level to determine their impact on our health and our climate. Aerosols can be mineral dust and sea spray from the ocean or created by human activity or stem from any … Continue reading →

Glaciers and Sea Level Rise

07/16/2019

Using helicopters, icebreakers, fishing vessels, and autonomous surface and underwater vehicles for over a decade, Fiammetta Straneo and her group have been probing the edge of massive calving glaciers in iceberg-choked fjords in Greenland to explore what is the Achille’s heel of glaciers – the marine edge where glaciers meet the sea. Their goal? Collapsing … Continue reading →

Breast Cancer Prevention

07/11/2019

Despite significant advances in breast cancer treatment, people continue to be diagnosed with breast cancer at astounding rates – rates that have remained essentially unchanged over the past three decades. Of the approximately $2 billion spent on breast cancer research each year, less than 10 percent is dedicated to prevention research. The opportunity for discovery … Continue reading →

3:00 PM	Beatles Revolutions - Let It Be
4:00 PM	Ankle Replacement and Ankle Fusion: Surgery and Recovery
5:00 PM	Looking for Women Between the Lines in Ancient India
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