Fall 2018 Issue
In both the classroom and the field, evolutionary ecologist Erica Bree Rosenblum listens closely for the answers.
Newly-appointed Dean David Ackerly celebrates the College of Natural Resource's 150th anniversary and shares his excitement for the future of the College.
Plant and Microbial Biology professor Arash Komeili charts the course of magnetotactic bacteria.
The College of Natural Resources has a new dean, plant ecologist and evolutionary biologist David Ackerly.
Launched in 2017, the Institute seeks to advance the research, management, and protection of our treasured public parks and lands.
Tessa Emmer and Avery Resor are on a mission to sell sustainably harvested seaweed.
PhD candidate Joan Dudney collaborates with government agencies to investigate the impacts of mountain pine beetles and white pine blister rust on five pine species.
Breakthroughs highlights the notable and quotable from decades past and present of the Albright Lecture.
Wildlife Work the Night Shift | Hoppy Beer—Minus the Hops | Artificially Cooling the Earth Won’t Prevent Crop Damage ... and more.
Danica Chen, an associate professor in the Department of Nutritional Sciences and Toxicology, discusses her research on the molecular and cellular mechanisms underpinning aging.
Cooperative Extension specialist Ted Grantham co-leads the UC Water Academy, an experiential course supported by the UC Water Security and Sustainability Research Initiative.