Media Coverage
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Do millennials really not know how to cook? With technology, they don’t really have to.
In a story about whether millennials know how to cook, the Washington Post ran a quote about "cognitive offloading" from Psychology Professor Ben Storm that originally appeared in the New York Post.
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Restoring marshes, oyster reefs could save $50 billion
Ocean scientist Michael Beck was quoted in international news coverage of his team's research on nature-based solutions to coastal flooding, including stories in the Daily Mail, The Hill, Yahoo News, Agence France Presse, Science Newsline, TerraMar, and other media outlets.
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Major breakthrough in cancer care as gene map paves way for new treatments
Biomolecular engineer Josh Stuart was quoted coverage of new research on cancer genomics reported by the Pan-Cancer Atlas project, including stories from the Independent, Yahoo News, Medical News Today, Medical Xpress, Science Newsline, Marin Independent Journal, Santa Rosa Press-Democrat, and other media outlets.
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Beneath the ice
Ecologist Ari Friedlaender was quoted in a Grist article about his research on minke whales in Antarctica.
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Daniel Wirls: Democratic Party is guilty of dereliction of duty on defense spending
Politics Professor Dan Wirls penned a scathing opinion column for the San Francisco Chronicle about Washington DC's latest binge of military spending.
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Why prime numbers still fascinate mathematicians, 2,300 years later
Mathematician Martin Weissman wrote an article about prime numbers for the Conversation, which also appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle and other media outlets.
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UC Santa Cruz students study social justice in Watsonville
The Register Pajaronian covered UC Santa Cruz students participating in an Alternative Spring Break program that focused on food justice and sustainability issues in Watsonville.
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Sea star epidemic still a mystery as effects ripple through Pacific Ocean ecosystem
Biologists Pete Raimondi and Melissa Miner were quoted in a story about their research on sea star wasting disease in the San Jose Mercury News, Santa Cruz Sentinel, Monterey Herald, and East Bay Times.
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The truth about medical bankruptcies
Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle published an opinion piece about economist Carlos Dobkin's research on the financial impact of hospitalization for severe illness or injury.
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Japanese American authors expand frame in works on WWII internee kin
Kyodo News, the leading news agency in Japan, ran a story featuring literature professor Karen Tei Yamashita and her memoir, Letters to Memory.
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Getting Sick Can Be Really Expensive, Even for the Insured
The New York Times published an article about a study coauthored by economist Carlos Dobkin that identified significant economic impacts of hospitalization, even for those with health insurance.
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Chevron, SF and Oakland present climate change tutorial before U.S. judge
Geologist Gary Griggs was quoted in stories in the San Francisco Chronicle, Santa Cruz Sentinel, and other media about his testimony before a judge who requested a tutorial on climate change in a case involving oil companies and Bay Area cities.