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Using Urban Pigeons to Monitor Lead Pollution

by Andy Fell
July 19, 2016

UCTV Shows Natural Climate Solutions Symposium

by Kat Kerlin
June 13, 2016

A robot cleans solar panels

Campus Taps the Sun’s Energy

by Russell Thebaud
May 30, 2016

UC Davis Magazine

Photo illustration header: Burning Questions

Burning Questions

by Kat Kerlin
May 01, 2016

UC Davis Magazine

Bringing a Special Sandbox Inside the Classroom

by Kat Kerlin
April 28, 2016

UC Davis Capitol Speaker Series: Discussing the Impacts of Strategic Transportation on Reducing Greenhouse Gas

by Karen Nikos-Rose
April 06, 2016

Gov. Brown at UC Davis climate symposium.

Symposium Addresses Natural Landscapes and Climate Change

by Andy Fell
March 15, 2016

Toxicologist Wins Early Career Award

by Kat Kerlin
March 03, 2016

Apartments buildings at West Village

UC Davis to Host First Energy Institute for Obama's Young African Leaders Program

by Julia Ann Easley
February 09, 2016

UC Davis experts to speak at the American Geophysical Union annual meeting

by Andy Fell
December 10, 2015

Improving public service in any language

by Julia Ann Easley
December 09, 2015

Marine Research Authority

by Cody Kitaura
November 01, 2015

UC Davis Magazine

Equipment mining for crude oil in the tar sands at Fort McMurray in Canada

Emissions from Canada's oil-sand crude higher than those from U.S. sources

by Kat Kerlin
June 25, 2015

Tweet with a map of Napa Valley with yellow marks

The next Napa earthquake could be much bigger, scientists find

by Kat Kerlin
December 18, 2014

Fossil remains show the first amphibious ichthyosaur found in China by a team led by a UC Davis scientist. (Stefano Broccoli/University of Milan graphic) Its amphibious characteristics include large flippers and flexible wrists, essential for cr

First amphibious ichthyosaur discovered, filling evolutionary gap

by Kat Kerlin
November 05, 2014

UC Davis scientists discover exact receptor for DEET that repels mosquitoes

by Pat Bailey
October 27, 2014

Two men in lab coats with the one in the foreground holding a testtube

Sweet smell of sustainability: renewable sources for artificial scents

by Andy Fell
March 10, 2014

3-D sandbox exhibit brings watersheds to life at Lake Tahoe

by Kat Kerlin
July 29, 2013

Model of various colored molecules as they dissolve with a cross section of the Earth behind

Computer models show how deep carbon could return to Earth's surface

by Andy Fell
March 18, 2013

cutthroat trout on a wire netting

Scientists examine California's vulnerability to climate change

by Kat Kerlin
July 31, 2012

How sea water could corrode nuclear fuel

by Andy Fell
January 26, 2012

Tsunami observed by radar

by Andy Fell
August 16, 2011

Students win national geothermal energy competition

by Andy Fell
July 08, 2011

Photo: two young students and a woman examine two grapefruits set up to conduct energy

Connecting with science: Grad students introduce K-12 youngsters to the ‘aha!’ moments

by Sylvia Wright
March 03, 2011

The geothermal field at Krafla, Iceland, is yielding new insights on geothermal heat.

Magma power for geothermal energy?

by Andy Fell
February 17, 2011

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