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Abalone Studies Should Aid Conservation

by Sylvia Wright
August 26, 2005

Environment

Road Ecology Conference Next Week in San Diego

by Sylvia Wright
August 26, 2005

Photo: bird on tree limb

Magpie Deaths Worry West Nile Virus Researchers

by Sylvia Wright
August 26, 2005

Photo: Swimming man holding lip of giant fish

UC Davis Young Ecologists Honored

by Sylvia Wright
August 26, 2005

UC Davis News Now Available by RSS

by Andy Fell
August 22, 2005

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"Colony" Computer to Look for a Theory of Theories

by Andy Fell
August 22, 2005

Nanomaterials to Mimic Cells

by Andy Fell
August 22, 2005

Photo:. sea anenomes in a colony

Anemone Armies Battle to a Standoff

by Andy Fell
August 22, 2005

Science & Technology

Weekend Offers Full Plate of Tahoe Environmental Events

by Sylvia Wright
August 19, 2005

UC Davis Shines at the California State Fair

by Pat Bailey
August 19, 2005

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Study to Look at Mexican American Family Strengths

by Susanne Rockwell
August 17, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

Service for South Korean Student Set for Aug. 26

by Julia Ann Easley
August 15, 2005

Graduate student Maria Ferrua looks at marbles used to model the air flow around objects, like different types of fruit. R. Paul Singh is shown holding strawberry cartons that are currently available commercially. He is using computer models to

Research aims to prolong shelf life of fruits

by Amy Agronis
August 12, 2005

University

Visiting professor Ahmed Iravani is part of a campus effort to invite outside scholars to campus to augment the Middle East/South Asia Studies Program. “Since Sept. 11, everyone wants to learn about Islam,” Iravani says.��

Muslims find UC Davis respectful, ‘accepting’

by Clifton B. Parker
August 12, 2005

University

IN BRIEF ... Convocation set; Sautter Award presented; center gets new director

by Amy Agronis
August 12, 2005

University

Chancellor Vanderhoef enjoys an exchange with an Indian Institute of Science researcher in Bangalore, India, who toured the UC Davis delegation through the institute's nanotechnology facility, outfitted with the latest in scientific equipment.

Delegates learn of challenges facing higher ed abroad

by Maril Revette Stratton
August 12, 2005

University

This village in Hydrabad, India, is along the way to the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics, a potential UC Davis partner dedicated to improving the lives of poor farmers in Africa and India.

Asia travels bring hope for more exchange

by Maril Revette Stratton
August 12, 2005

University

TRANSITION ... Risbud assumes ICC post

by Julia Ann Easley
August 12, 2005

University

RESEARCH GRANTS LISTINGS:

by Amy Agronis
August 12, 2005

University

Memorial service in works for Korean student

by Julia Ann Easley
August 12, 2005

University

Campus boosts breastfeeding facilities

by Clifton B. Parker
August 12, 2005

University

‘U of Berkley,’ new scientist restrictions and male women’s studies chair make waves

by Clifton B. Parker
August 12, 2005

University

Psychology professor Silvia Bunge says that understanding how brains develop in children will yield more effective educational strategies in classrooms.

Study examines how brain functioning changes as we age

by Amy Agronis
August 12, 2005

University

WINNING LOSERS ...

by Amy Agronis
August 12, 2005

University

Alex Ardans of the California Animal Health and Food Safety Lab System is working with colleagues including graduate student Beate Crossley here to find more efficient ways to manage the huge amounts of data that rush in when animal disease brea

Project develops data collection system for disease outbreaks

by Amy Agronis
August 12, 2005

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