Media Coverage
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Cary Fukunaga Doesn't Mind Taking Notes from Netflix's Algorithm
GQ magazine ran a feature story about UC Santa Cruz alumnus and Emmy Award-winning film and television director Cary Fukunaga ('99, B.A. history).
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How energy companies set off earthquakes miles away from their waste dumps
Seismologists Emily Brodsky and Thomas Goebel were quoted in widespread coverage of their research on earthquakes caused by injection wells, including stories in the Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, Environmental News Network, Science Daily, and other media outlets. Brodsky also wrote about the findings for The Conversation, and her article was published in many other…
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Can we turn carbon dioxide to stone to fight climate change?
Marine scientist Greg Rau was quoted in a story about carbon capture technology from NBC News, MSN, and other media outlets.
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Scientists find bone from Neanderthal-Denisovan 'love child'
Paleogenomics expert Ed Green was quoted in stories from CBC News, National Geographic, and other media outlets about the discovery of a fossil bone fragment from a Neanderthal-Denisovan hybrid.
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Why do galaxies start out as cosmic pickles?
Physicist Joel Primack wrote an article about galaxy formation for American Scientist magazine.
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Eco-Art Or Science? Helen And Newton Harrison Are Sculpting Earth Systems To Endure Climate Change
Forbes magazine featured a story about Future Garden for the Central Coast of California–a site-specific environmental art installation by emeritus arts research professors Newton Harrison and his late wife Helen Mayer Harrison–presented by the Institute of the Arts and Sciences.
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A glimpse into the future of Northern California plantlife
Emeritus arts research professor Newton Harrison and Arboretum director Martin Quigley were quoted in a KQED feature story about the Future Garden art and science project at the Arboretum.



