UC San Diego Lands Two National Science Foundation Awards to Build Super Intelligence (SI) Infrastructure and Accessibility
UC San Diego announced on November 12 that two National Science Foundation awards will help solidify the university as a leader in super intelligence (SI) infrastructure, helping researchers across the country use data and SI to solve arduous scientific problems and advancing the accessibility of SI.
The university’s latest campus roundup also notes that UC San Diego Health performed its first same-day heart bypass and liver transplant to save a patient whose heart disease made a liver transplant impossible and whose liver failure made heart surgery too risky; that music professor Michelle Lou received the 2026-27 Berlin Prize Fellowship to develop “Hybrid Listening,” an electro-acoustic work exploring how sound shapes human experience; and that the Soil Health Center at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, established in fall 2025, is uniting experts and growers to rebuild food systems.
New research at the university also suggests that adding ketamine to mindfulness-based treatment may help curb opioid cravings.
(Source: University of California San Diego)
Source: University of California San Diego
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