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Jared Tangney and the Long Road Through the Skin
A graduate-school sensor became a thirteen-year lesson in patience, manufacturing and restraint. The Biolinq co-founder is now trying to make sophisticated biosensing feel almost ordinary.
Parth Patel Is Building the Tests That Make AI Show Its Work
The AfterQuery founding engineer works where software meets judgment: turning real professional work into data, tests and environments that reveal what AI systems can actually do.
AS Graphic Studio makes campus life worth a second look
A festival hoodie, a transit referendum, a vending machine: UC San Diego’s in-house design studio works wherever student life needs to be seen, understood, or worn.
Bryan Olshock Learned to Read a Scorecard. Now He Reads a Market.
Before he led marketing for the software platform serving the trades, Bryan Olshock chased pars, built a company during college and learned to make difficult data intelligible. His career is a study in keeping score without confusing the score for the game.
The Alarm That Wakes You Without a Sound
PAQ Wear's VibeRise is a soft fabric wristband, built by UC San Diego students, that trades the 6 a.m. blare of a phone alarm for a quiet buzz only you can feel.
Nic Halverson
Nic Halverson is the co-founder and CEO of Occuspace, an occupancy intelligence company that reads Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals to tell buildings how busy they are without cameras. He started the company in 2017 with roommate Linus Grasel after failing to find a seat at UC San Diego's Geisel Library, and has since deployed the sensors across dozens of universities, Fortune 500 offices, and, most recently, 180 million square feet of federal real estate for the GSA.