Media Coverage
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Swelling, Freezing Seas May Have Given Enceladus Its Tiger Stripes
Planetary scientist Francis Nimmo was quoted in a Smithsonian story about the unusual features of Saturn's moon Enceladus.
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Island 'soundscapes' show potential for evaluating recovery of nesting seabirds
Biologist Abe Borker was quoted in coverage of his research on acoustic monitoring of seabirds, including stories in PhysOrg, Eco Magazine, Science Daily, and other media outlets.
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In the Shadow of the I Hotel: Karen Tei Yamashita’s epic tale of San Francisco’s Asian American movement
The Nation published an extensive article about professor emerita of literature Karen Yamashita's award-winning book, I Hotel.
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The universe tends towards disorder. But how come nobody knows why?
Physicist Anthony Aguirre was quoted in a New Scientist article about efforts to redefine entropy in terms of quantum mechanics.
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These damselfish are devoted parents—even when the kid isn’t theirs
Biologist Giacomo Bernardi was quoted in a stories from Hakai magazine and Inside Science about his research on parental care and brood parasitism in reef fish.
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Study reveals dynamics of crucial immune system proteins
Biochemist Nikolaos Sgourakis was quoted in coverage of his research on the immune system, including stories in PhysOrg, Medical News, Science Daily, Health Medicine Network, Technology Networks, and other media outlets.
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Giving thanks for Seymour Center volunteers
The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a guest commentary by Seymour Center Director Julie Heffington about the crucial role of volunteers in Long Marine Lab's public outreach programs.
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A picture is worth a thousand base pairs
Alumnus Adam Siepel was quoted in a Nature article about the UCSC Genome Browser and other tools for visualizing genomic data.
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Heat stress is causing desert bird populations to collapse
Biologist Barry Sinervo was quoted in a story about the effects of climate change and heat stress on desert bird populations in Mongabay and other media outlets.
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The Fragile Future of Strawberries
Professor of Social Sciences Julie Guthman was featured on KQED Radio's Forum program discussing the fragile future of the strawberry industry.

