Media Coverage
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New study traces Io's volcanic tides
Planetary scientist Francis Nimmo was quoted in a story on PhysOrg and AGU blogs about volcanoes on Jupiter's moon Io.
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Why robots won’t kill the Bay Area’s job growth: report
The San Jose Mercury News tapped Sociology Professor Chris Benner to comment on a new report about the impact of robots on Bay Area jobs.
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Human genetic diversity of South America reveals complex history of Amazonia
Lars Fehren-Schmitz, associate professor of anthropology, was quoted in an article in Phys.org about new research that reveals details of history, ecology, and cultural diversity in the genetic makeup of South America's living rural populations.
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‘A true once in a lifetime moment’: Rare photo shows humpback whale trapping a sea lion in its mouth
Biologist Ari Friedlaender was quoted in a Washington Post story about the photograph of a humpback whale with a sea lion in its mouth.
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How Trump used a centuries-old racist trope to attack Baltimore
Vox News cited Courtney Bonam's research and quoted the assistant professor of psychology in an article about President Trump's racist attack on Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings.
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Global Warming Is Pushing Pacific salmon to the brink, federal scientists warn
Biologist Mark Carr was quoted in an article from Inside Climate News about the threats to Pacific salmon populations, published in Coastal News Today and KQED Science News.
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Sea of Galilee earthquakes triggered by excessive water pumping
Seismologist Emily Brodsky was quoted in a story in Science about earthquakes triggered by excessive pumping of groundwater.
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Dealers take note: Autonomous vehicles are coming for you
Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Adam Millard-Ball's research on the traffic-snarling potential of self-driving cars continues to get media attention, most recently in Automotive News Canada.
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Dr. Angela Davis Will Be Inducted Into The National Women’s Hall of Fame
Stories about UCSC emerita professor Angela Davis’s upcoming induction into the National Women’s Hall of Fame were published in a variety of media outlets, including Black Entertainment Television (BET), The Steve Harvey Morning Show, iHeart Radio, Diverse Issues in Higher Education, The Birmingham News, Kolumn Magazine, The Washington Informer, Face2Face Africa, and blavity.com.
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Rising Inequality in Silicon Valley
Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies Chris Benner, director of the Institute for Social Transformation, was interviewed on "Valley Politics" about wealth inequality in Silicon Valley.
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“This is definitely a local Standing Rock”: Sargent Ranch
Tsim Schneider, assistant professor of anthropology, was quoted in an Marin Independent Journal article about Native Americans who are resisting a proposed sand and gravel mine at Sargent Ranch just south of Gilroy.
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Behind Trump’s ‘go back’ demand: A long history of rejecting ‘different’ Americans
Professor emeritus Tom Pettigrew of psychology was quoted in a Washington Post article about the long history of anti-immigrant attacks in this country, noting that large waves of immigration increase contact with immigrants, which is the most effective way to reduce prejudice.