Media Coverage
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California earthquakes linked to oilfield wastewater injections
Seismologist Thomas Goebel was quoted in news stories about his research findings on earthquakes induced by wastewater injection in California oil fields, including stories in the Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Fortune, Bloomberg, AP, Capital Public Radio, Daily Mail, Bakersfield Californian, and other media outlets.
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HACK UCSC winners collect cash for tech solutions
Coverage of the third annual UCSC hackathon included stories from the Santa Cruz Sentinel, Santa Cruz Tech Beat, KSBW, and Community TV.
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Solving social ills takes humanities, says UCSC alum
The Santa Cruz Sentinel featured a story about UCSC alumnus William Adams, chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, who delivered the 15th annual Maitra lecture at UC Santa Cruz on the topic: “Wicked Problems: The Humanities in the Time of STEM.”
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Are humans driving evolution in animals?
Biologist Eric Palkovacs is quoted in a BBC News story about how humans are affecting the evolution of wild animals.
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UCSC study: Drought testing limits of hardy ferns
Coverage of biologist Jarmila Pittermann's research on the effects of drought on native ferns included stories in the Santa Cruz Sentinel, San Francisco Chronicle, Orange County Register, California Post, PhysOrg, and other media outlets.
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Mirror on the cosmos: NASA's next big telescope takes shape
Astronomer Garth Illingworth is quoted in a Scientific American article about progress on the James Webb Space Telescope.
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Two organizations send first-generation students to UCSC
The Santa Cruz Sentinel covered a luncheon celebrating UCSC students who have benefited from Project Grad and the Gumball Foundation.
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Oscar nominated short 'Last Day of Freedom' streaming on Netflix
An article about associate professor of art Dee Hibbert-Jones's Academy Award nominated documentary short film, "Last Day of Freedom," appeared on examiner.com.
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Musical Enterprise
The Santa Cruz Good Times featured an article about associate professor of music Ben Carson and his project to compose a Star Trek opera.
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Strange superfast 'cannonball' star likely blasted from supernova
Undergraduate Kathryn Plant and astronomer Bruce Margon were quoted in coverage of their research on an unusual star, including stories from Space.com, Scientific American, Yahoo, and other media outlets.
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The 'Pluto killer' and the rocker: Meet the odd couple behind the Planet 9 discovery
Astronomer Greg Laughlin continues to be featured in coverage of the discovery of a possible ninth planet by his former student Konstantin Batygin and Caltech astronomer Mike Brown, including stories from KPCC (Southern California Public Radio), New Scientist, Chicago Tribune, and others.
