at UC San DiegoEidos Journal

A student-run journal initiative at UC San Diego

One Question.More Than One Field.

Read a paper, encounter a visual work, or join a salon. Eidos is where undergraduates from different fields can share what they are working on and the questions they want others to think about.

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A Ming-dynasty painting of Laozi delivering a copy of the Daodejing, with figures, a crane, and a pine tree across a long silk scroll.
Laozi Delivering a Copy of the Daodejing, 16th–17th century · National Museum of Asian Art, Smithsonian Institution · CC0

November 13 · Registration Open

How Plant Research Could Inform Future Crops

How plant experiments might inform future crop research, with your questions for a Cquesta researcher.

When
Friday, November 13, 20264:00–5:00 p.m. PT
Where
Bonner Hall 2130
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What Eidos Is Building

Four parts, each with a clear purpose: formal issues, work published between issues, live discussions, and an open route for submissions.

The Journal

Formal issues published in Fall, Winter, and Spring, led by selected undergraduate research.

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The Showcase

Short commentary, interviews, visual projects, and other standalone work published outside an issue.

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The Salons

Live discussions that bring several fields to the same question.

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Send research, commentary, interviews, or visual work to the editorial team.

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