Media Coverage
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Analysis of metastatic prostate cancers suggests treatment options
Research on prostate cancer led by biomolecular engineer Josh Stuart was covered by Science Daily, Medical Xpress, Ecancer, Science Newsline, and other media outlets.
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This sea lion grooves to Earth, Wind & Fire — and science shows she’s got rhythm
A new study of Ronan the beat-keeping sea lion led by biologists Peter Cook and Andrew Rouse has prompted a fresh round of media coverage, including a story and videos in the Washington Post, Daily Mail, Sacramento Bee, Miami Herald, Toronto Sun, Independent, International Business Times, Bioscience Technology, and other media outlets.
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UCSC researchers get clues on otter lactation syndrome
New research led by biologist Nicole Thometz on female sea otters and the cost of rearing a pup was covered by the Santa Cruz Sentinel, LiveScience, Yahoo News, PhysOrg, and other media outlets.
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Open Road: UC Natural Reserve System
Biologists Dan Costa, Barry Sinervo, and others are featured in an "Open Road" episode on the UC Natural Reserve System on NBC Bay Area News.
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In Alaska, some of the last woolly mammoths died of thirst
Biologist Beth Shapiro is quoted in a Christian Science Monitor story about the fate of the last woolly mammoths on Saint Paul Island in Alaska.
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Trawlers suspected in disappearance of shad, herring offshore
Fisheries biologist Eric Palkovacs was quoted in an article in Bay Journal about the impact of marine bycatch on river herring populations.
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To uncover Earth’s origins, scientists must Look beyond it
Planetary scientist Francis Nimmo is quoted in an article in Smithsonian magazine about studying other planets to understand the origins of our own.
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Robin Hunicke Wants to Change Video Games, But She Can’t Do It Alone
Vice (UK) featured a story about Robin Hunicke, director of art and design in the Games and Playable Media program at UC Santa Cruz.
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The next president of the American Historical Association will be…
The History News Network announced that Humanities Dean Tyler Stovall will be the next president of the American Historical Association.
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Tim Kaine, fluent Spanish speaker, is Clinton's VP pick
History professor Dana Frank was quoted in Univision News about Hillary Clinton's vice-presidential pick Tim Kaine, commenting on his connections to Honduras and his position on U.S. foreign policy toward that country.
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Educators Brainstorm New Models For Teaching Sustainable Agriculture
Capital Public Radio in Sacramento produced a piece about the Sustainable Agriculture Educators Association holding its national conference at UC Santa Cruz.
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Sustainable ag educators gather
Morning Ag Clips picked up a Newscenter article about the Sustainable Agriculture Educators Association holding its national conference at UC Santa Cruz and included links in its daily newsletter.