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Fast Facts: Sailing, the first-ever collegiate competition?

LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE — Sports Illustrated, in light of a recent federal investigation into possible cheating in college basketball, featured a story on its website about the depths of deception in

Devon Warren March 21, 2018

News & Departments

Biohybrid stingray powered by living heart cells

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — A team of engineers at Harvard University created a robotic stingray that uses rat muscle tissue to allow for maneuverability. The biohybrid designed by Harvard’s Disease Biophysics

Ambrosia Brody September 28, 2016

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Fast Facts: Sailing, the first-ever collegiate competition?

Biohybrid stingray powered by living heart cells

News Briefs

One Harbor, Six Personalities: Exploring San Diego’s Distinct Waterfront Districts

Newport Harbor Stakeholders Organize Town Hall Over Proposed Mooring Policy Changes

Still Supplying the Bite: Everingham Bros. Bait Co. Marks 75 Years Serving Southern California Anglers

Harbor Island Becomes the Showroom: San Diego International Boat Show Returns This June

A New Cast in Encinitas: North County Bait and Tackle Opens Along San Diego’s Coastal Corridor

Stayin on Trend: If San Diego was a Person

Where the Bay Learned to Race: A History of San Diego’s Yacht Clubs and the Regattas That Shaped a Sailing City

Beyond the Sale: How Yacht Brokers Continue Supporting Boaters Long After Closing Day

CDFW Launches New Ocean Salmon Harvest Tracking Tools for California Anglers

Santa Rosa Island Wildfire Highlights Conservation Challenges for California’s Islands

Dana Point’s Citywide Scavenger Hunt Returns for a Month of Adventure

Oil Spill Response Underway Following Pipeline Rupture in Los Angeles County

Report Finds Boat Ownership Continues to Be Primarily Aspirational

Dana Point Harbor Developers Seek Public Input on New Hotel Name

Newport Beach Wooden Boat Festival Turns the Spotlight Toward the Spirit of Dana Point