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Tackling California’s Housing Crisis: The Initial Blitz

Sean McKenna (BS ’17)Los Angeles Planning Commission meetings happen on weekday mornings, meaning that most people who work normal jobs aren’t able to attend. In the future, I’ll be publishing some ideas on how to make this process more open and democratic!It’s been...

Alva F. Yano

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Neighborhoods for Neurons: A community approach for early childhood development in San Francisco

Kyle Lakatos (MS ’14) Hello all, this is my first update regarding the progress of my ongoing work related to expanding the early childhood development services in San Francisco. As a brief introduction, my name is Kyle Lakatos I am an aspiring physician and policy...

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Finding My Muse

Finding My Muse

Why I walked away from a successful career as a scientist to follow a calling to write.

Ardem Patapoutian (PhD ’96) Awarded 2020 Kavli Prize in Neuroscience

Ardem Patapoutian (PhD ’96) Awarded 2020 Kavli Prize in Neuroscience

Eric G. Adelberger (BS ’60, PhD ’67) Awarded Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

Eric G. Adelberger (BS ’60, PhD ’67) Awarded Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

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Carl A. Hirsch

(BS ’51)

Robert F. Schmoker

(BS ’45)

Kenneth A. Mills

(BS ’74)

P. Jennings Anderson

(CERT ’44, MS ’52)

Captain Edwin G. Dankworth, Jr., USN (ret.)

( ENG ’51 )

Frank Brink, Jr.

(MS ’36)

Munson W. Dowd

( BS ’38, MS ’46 )

Truman O. Woodruff

(PhD ’55)

Wallace A. Barnes, Jr.

(BS ’49)