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Respiratory Infections Are on the Rise: Stay home when sick and use the UCSF Digital Screener to report acute respiratory infections like COVID-19, flu, and RSV. Use the Digital Screener to determine what you need to report and get individualized guidance on when you can safely return to work. Access the Digital Screener and Return to Work Guidelines »
Make the Most of September’s Transit Month, Win Prizes: Explore ways to make your commute easier, access safety net services such as Emergency Ride Home, and participate in activities such as Transit Bingo for a chance to win prizes. Get moving »
UC Annual System Payroll Disclosure: As part of its commitment to transparency and public accountability, University of California is conducting its annual disclosure of systemwide employee compensation for calendar year 2025. Learn more and read the 2025 summary analysis >>
Walk with UCSF Health at the 2026 Bay Area Heart Walk: Help continue UCSF’s 66-year partnership with the American Heart Association by joining colleagues Sept. 24 at China Basin Park to support cardiovascular health. Register today »
Have a Healthcare Startup Idea? Apply for I-Corps: The UCSF National Science Foundation’s I-Corps is offering a virtual course in October to help early-stage healthcare startups test their ideas through customer interviews and market research. Apply by Sept. 13 »
Research Funding Applications Open Aug. 27: The UCSF Resource Allocation Program provides funding opportunities for researchers across campus. The fall 2026 application deadline is Sept. 28. Learn and apply »
Catalyst Accelerator Applications Open Aug. 27: UCSF Principal Investigators may apply for expert mentorship, guidance, and up to $75,000 to advance promising innovations toward commercialization and patient benefit. Explore this opportunity »
Apply for UC Health Grow Grants: Undergraduate and graduate medical education leaders may apply for funding of up to about $500,000 to develop new ways to recruit, train, and retain physicians, particularly for high-need specialties and underserved communities. Apply by Sept. 15 »
Better Heart Health for Women: Join the American Heart Association’s free Go Red BetterU program, sponsored locally by UCSF Health, for practical guidance and support to improve heart health. The two-month program begins Sept. 2. Register »
Protect Merit-Based Research Funding: Proposed federal policy changes would allow politics to play a greater role in grant selection and give agencies new authority to suspend or terminate awards, while imposing new restrictions on research. Sign the petition »
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