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Breakthrough by UC Researchers Could Boost Our Body Clocks
Biochemist Carrie Partch was featured in a Good Times cover story about her research on biological clocks.
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How far have chips come to emulate human brain?
Computer engineer and former engineering dean Sung-mo Kang was quoted in a Korea Herald article covering his keynote speech on memristor-based neuromorphic computing at the Korean Conference on Semiconductors.
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Three, four or more: what’s the magic number for booster shots?
Infectious disease expert Marm Kilpatrick was quoted in a Nature article about the effectiveness of repeated vaccine booster shots for protection against COVID-19.
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Seven technologies to watch in 2022
Biomolecular engineer Karen Miga was featured in a Nature article about her work with the T2T Consortium as one of "Seven technologies to watch in 2022."
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Wind Turbines Killing Alarming Number of Bats: Scientists
Biologist Winifred Frick was quoted in stories about the impact of wind turbines on bats from NBC Bay Area and Silicon Valley.
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‘Fighting for my future’: Teenage climate activism takes off
E&E News shared expertise from Latin American and Latino Studies Professor Jessica Taft about youth activism on climate change and other pressing social issues.
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Girls emerge as leaders of student walkouts over COVID concerns
Latin American and Latino Studies Professor Jessica Taft spoke with The 19th about how girls' leadership on school COVID-19 protections fits with larger global trends in youth activism.
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This map may make you feel better about the state of the planet
Professor of Environmental Studies Karen Holl, who serves on the science advisory committee for environmental restoration and conservation mapping tool Restor, talked with Vox about the potential and limitations of the tool.
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Combining remote and in-person learning led to chaos, study finds
The Hechinger Report featured new research by Associate Professor of Education Lora Bartlett on the challenges of different pandemic-era "hybrid" education models that blend online and in-person learning.
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Scholars Angela Davis, Gina Dent & Beth Richie on Why the World Needs “Abolition. Feminism. Now.”
Professor emerita Angela Davis, Gina Davis, associate professor of feminist studies, history of consciousness, and legal studies, and two co-authors discuss their new book 'Abolition. Feminism. Now' on Democracy Now with host Amy Goodman.