Regents Of University Of California

The Regents of the University of California is an entity registered as a U.S. State Government, Educational Institution, and State Controlled Institution of Higher Learning to receive federal awards. As a public research university system in California, it comprises 10 campuses and oversees numerous research initiatives and projects.

Through recent federal grant sub-awards, the Regents of the University of California has provided expertise and services across various scientific and medical fields. In one project funded by The Ohio State University, the university contributed expertise in developing and applying ferumoxytol-enhanced MRI techniques, including 4D flow imaging, to optimize imaging protocols for mitral valve regurgitation patients. Another sub-award from the National Foundation for the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention involved efforts to prevent mpox resurgence by increasing vaccine confidence and community immunity. Additionally, the university collaborated with Carnegie Mellon University on a project to provide 3D reference maps of genomes, develop methods for genome structure-function correlation, and create an integrated visualization and analysis component. Regents of the University of California's contributions included developing computational methods for integrating different data modalities, structure analysis to gain insights into regulatory landscapes, and combining machine learning with 3D genome structure modeling.