A 57.5-acre biomedical research campus located just south of downtown San Francisco, UCSF Mission Bay welcomed its first scientists and scholars in 2003. Completion of the campus is forecast for 2020, at which point the full-time campus population will number approximately 9,000.

Facts About UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay

News

• UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay
• UCSF and Community Work Together to Address Concerns About Proposed Helipad at Mission Bay
• UCSF to Build World-Class Medical Center at Mission Bay
• Editorial: A San Francisco Campus Rises
  (San Francisco Chronicle)

Science

• Science Café: Lights, Camera, Enzymes!: A Conversation with Chemist and Protein Expert Brian Shoichet
• Science Café: The Building Wave: A Conversation with Biochemist and Systems Biologist Orion Weiner
• Science Café: Poring over Proteins: A Conversation with Biopharmaceutical Scientist Andrej Sali
• Science Café: Working Small, Thinking Big: A Conversation with Bioengineer Tejal Desai
• Genes that Both Extend Life and Protect Against Cancer Identified
• Science Café: Circling In on Alzheimer's and Obesity
• Bursts of Waves Drive Immune System "Soldiers" Toward Invaders
• Science Café: Visualizing Life: A Conversation with Tom Ferrin, PhD
• Translating Form into Function: Scientists Figure Out How an Enzyme Works by Knowing Its Atom-by-Atom Structure
• Science Café: Slice of Science: Gladstone Institute Gives Students a Career Taste
• Science Café: A Science Feel-Good at the Gladstone
• Scientists Propose the Kind of Chemistry that Led to Life
• Science Café: Voigt Makes Synthetic Biology Come Alive
• Detecting Cold, Feeling Pain: Study Reveals Why Menthol Feels Fresh
• Science Café: Express Yourself: A Conversation with Chris Barker, Director of the Genomics Core Laboratory
• Science Café: Hard Drugs: A Conversation with Pharmaceutical Chemist Tom James
• Science Café: Ace of Hearts: A Conversation with Developmental Biologist and Cardiologist Deepak Srivastava
• First QB3 Scientific Director Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Science Café: Live Long and Prosper: A Conversation About Aging with Cynthia Kenyon
• Science Café: Is Aging a Disease? A Conversation with Cynthia Kenyon
• Antibody Signal May Redirect Inflammation to Fuel Cancer
• Science Café: Chile Warms to UCSF Science: A Conversation with Graduate Student Monica Rodrigo-Brenni
• Science Café: Stopping Parkinson's: A Conversation with Rob Edwards, Physician-Scientist
• Li Foundation Funds Chinese Scholars to Study Systems Biology at UCSF
• Science Café: Scientist and Oklahoman: A Conversation with Max Seibold
• Science Café: Biology's Next Big Bang, Part 1 of 2: A Conversation with Chao Tang
• "Virus Chip" Detects New Virus in Prostate Tumors
• Science Café: Biology's Next Big Bang, Part 2 of 2: A Conversation with Chao Tang
• Science Café: Bring Back the Ivory Tower, Part 1 of 2: A Conversation with Ken Dill
• UCSF Wins HHMI Award for Interdisciplinary Graduate Education
• Science Café: Bring Back the Ivory Tower, Part 2 of 2: A Conversation with Ken Dill

Media

• Mission Bay Image Database

Community Life

• Community and Governmental Relations
• UCSF Mission Bay Art
  (Office of the Chancellor)
• Public Art Enhances Life at UCSF Mission Bay

History

• Walking on Water - A History of Old Mission Bay
• Slide Show: The Making of UCSF Mission Bay

Campus Map

• Tours and Directions to Mission Bay
• Mission Bay Map (PDF)

Tour/Visitors' Information

• Tours and Directions to Mission Bay
• Take a Tour of Mission Bay