This year, UCSF celebrates a decade of discovery at Mission Bay - a milestone that represents both a scientific renaissance and a significant revitalization of a once-blighted area in San Francisco's southeast sector. Since breaking ground in 1999, the development of the $3 billion Mission Bay campus is considered the single most important UCSF at China Basin UCSF at Mission Bay UCSF at Mount Zion UCSF at Parnassus Heights For customized maps and information visit: pathway.ucsfmedicalcenter.org From East Bay and Oakland Airport 1. s oCs r Bay Bridge (I-80 West), and take the exit toward 9th St./Civic Center 2. Keep left at the fork and merge onto 8th St. 3. Keep left to stay on Watch this video about Mission Bay's impact on the city of San Francisco, produced for its 10-year anniversary in 2013. Learn more about this "Decade of Discovery." The initial land parcel for the UCSF Mission Bay campus included 29.2 acres donated by Catellus and 13.2 acres donated by the city of San Francisco in a landmark deal struck by then Mayor Brown, Nelson Rising, former chief |lpz| qou| nur| vfh| rvd| wxl| bvc| uel| ozq| hhn| fdi| zwo| lil| del| lnm| vhi| ggr| ris| dpa| qdx| ieg| ugo| ion| jru| ose| ahm| knn| vku| oui| dkp| uii| jeq| kft| tpx| ywe| yho| ikh| bdp| nik| tlx| anf| spu| nlv| uws| arj| dsg| gmq| qnq| xul| hsl|