Campus Briefs

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  Hawaii’s Bugs May Hold Key to Biodiversity
  A new $2 million NSF grant funds research on Hawaii's insect and spider life. Read more about Hawaii’s Bugs May Hold Key to Biodiversity
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  Go Bears
  ... Polar Bears, That Is Read more about Go Bears ... Polar Bears, That Is
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  Yucatan Field Trip
  "It's a big plastic stomach ... in the yard, with a pipe that leads into the kitchen. Read more about Yucatan Field Trip
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  Next Big Thing
  Recent CNR grads make their marks. Read more about Next Big Thing
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  Our Olympian
  Damir Dugonjic '11 competed in the 100-meter breaststroke at the London 2012 Olympics. Read more about Our Olympian
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  Green Chemistry Wins $3.4 Million Grant
  NSF grant supports a systems approach to fostering technology innovations in solar energy, biofuel, and energy storage systems. Read more about Green Chemistry Wins $3.4 Million Grant
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  Far-Cited
  A publication team from John Taylor's lab hit the rare benchmark of 10,000 citations, according to Google Scholar. Read more about Far-Cited
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  Four Generations, One College
  “I’ve been involved with agriculture all my life,” said Burton Anderson, ’49. Anderson is the second of four generations of his family members who have received degrees from the College of Natural Resources in its various incarnations over the years. Read more about Four Generations, One College
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  Science Through an Antique Lens
  The exhibit “A World Examined: Microscopes from the Age of Enlightenment to the 20th Century,” now on display at San Francisco International Airport (SFO), features a selection of antique microscopes from UC Berkeley’s Golub Collection. Read more about Science Through an Antique Lens
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  China Is Trending
  The Plant and Microbial Biology (PMB) Department doesn’t have a formal exchange program with China, but several of its professors have started what might be called a PMB–China trend. Read more about China Is Trending