Media Coverage
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In Rural America, Covid Hits Black and Hispanic People Hardest
The New York Times interviewed Assistant Professor Alicia Riley, a faculty member in sociology and global and community health, about how demographic trends in Covid mortality have changed over the course of the pandemic.
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Shade-grown coffee won’t support all birds, but adding a forest helps: Study
Mongabay interviewed Center for Agroecology Faculty Director Stacy Philpott about land use in coffee growing.
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California’s strawberry fields may not be forever. Could robots help?
Community Studies Professor Julie Guthman spoke with the Los Angeles Times about fumigants in the California strawberry industry.
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Plans to Import Water to the Salton Sea Seek Approval
NBC Palm Springs quoted Environmental Studies Professor Brent Haddad in a story about assessing plans to import water to the Salton Sea.
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Four revelations from the Webb telescope about distant galaxies
Astronomer Wren Suess was quoted in a Nature article about early results from the James Webb Space Telescope.
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‘Everybody is so excited’: South Korea set for first Moon mission
Planetary scientist Ian Garrick-Bethell was quoted in a Nature article about the upcoming launch of South Korea's lunar orbiter.
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Stretching Crust Explains Earth’s 170,000-Year-Long Heat Wave
Earth scientist James Zachos was quoted in an Eos article about the onset of the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum.
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Hidden Chaos Found to Lurk in Ecosystems
Ecologists Tanya Rogers and Stephan Munch were featured in a Quanta article about their research on chaos in ecological systems, also covered in SciTechDaily.
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'Holy Grail' Blood Test Can Diagnose Cancer Years Before Symptoms
Newsweek features Assistant Professor of Biomolecular Engineering Daniel Kim's research on a promising discovery for cancer early detection.
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Radio bursts from ‘zombie’ black holes excite astronomers
Astrophysicist Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz was quoted in a Science article about new observations of stars being destroyed by black holes.
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UC Santa Cruz Corpse Flower Expected to Bloom Any Day
Arboretum Director Martin Quigley was featured in continued coverage of the corpse flower about to bloom at the Arboretum, including stories from NBC Bay Area, San Jose Mercury News, and Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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‘Corpse flower’ to bloom at UC Santa Cruz Arboretum
Local TV stations KION and KSBW ran stories about the corpse flower that is about to bloom at the UCSC Arboretum.