Science communication: a Conversation about Wine and Vaccines
Before the internet, scientists would communicate verbally, or through actual pen and paper. Since then we’ve come a long way, science...
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Therese Burns is a fourth year Evolution, Ecology, and Biodiversity at University of California, Davis. She studies community ecology and refuge management. She is an avid climber, hiker, and aspiring natural historian. When she isn't flipping over rocks looking for invertebrates, you might find her reading a book, or enjoying bad sci-fi movies.
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Coral Reef Restoration
As coral populations rapidly decline, scientists are racing to find the most efficient methods of restoration while being cost savvy....
One Tree at a Time
Land owners Sebãstiao Salgado and Lélia Wanick inherited Bulcão Farm, a barren 1,750-acre cattle farm and restored it to a lush...
Poleward Expansion Brings the Coast a New Species Profile
Thirty-seven southern species never before spotted in northern sites, mark an unprecedented poleward migration. A recent survey shows...
PBR and Butterflies
Professor Art Shapiro joined Science Café at G St. Wunderbar to discuss the topic of his recent collaboration with New York Times...
Biodiversity in and out of the field with Priya Shukla
DAVIS, Calif. Priya Shukla is a first year PhD student at University of California, Davis. In between classes and lab meeting, Shukla is...
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