Media Coverage
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The Fantastic Fur of Sea Otters
Biologist Heather Liwanag's research on sea otter fur was featured in a KQED Science multimedia story on how sea otters' fur helps them survive in cold ocean waters.
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Dana Frank: U.S. should rethink support for Honduras
History professor Dana Frank contributed an op-ed to the Houston Chronicle urging the U.S. to rethink it's foreign policy of supporting a dangerous militarization of post-coup Honduras.
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'The Interview' Belittles North Korea, But is Film’s Backstory and U.S. Policy the Real Farce?
Assistant professor of literature Christine Hong, an executive board member of the Korea Policy Institute, was featured on Democracy Now! about President Obama's response to North Korea over the cyber hacking of Sony due to the Seth Rogen/James Franco comedy film, The Interview. Hong's commentary on this issue was also reported by the Institute for…
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UC Santa Cruz celebrates 50 years
The Santa Cruz Sentinel published a page one article on New Years Day highlighting the beginning of the campus’s celebration of its 50th anniversary.
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The biggest astronomy stories of 2014
Astronomer Jason Prochaska was featured in coverage of the top astronomy stories of 2014 from CBS News, Space.com, Yahoo News, MSN, and others.
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Sea Star Die-off Baffles Scientists
Biologists Melissa Redfield and Melissa Miner were quoted in a Good Times story about sea star wasting syndrome.
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Antarctic Seals May Navigate by Earth's Magnetic Field
Terrie Williams is quoted in coverage of her team's research on Weddell seals in Antarctica, including stories from LiveScience, Discovery News, Yahoo News, and PhysOrg.
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NuSTAR Probe Captures a Sizzling X-Ray View of the Sun
Physicist David Smith was quoted in widespread coverage of a new image of x-ray emissions from the sun obtained by NASA's NuStar probe, including stories from NBC News, Los Angeles Times, CBS News, Discovery News, Huffington Post, Christian Science Monitor, BBC News, Independent, Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Register, Nature World News, LiveScience, Buzz…
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Nanopore Sequencing Is Here to Stay
Biomolecular engineers David Deamer and Mark Akeson are featured in a story about nanopore sequencing in Bio-IT World.
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We Really Need to Explore Europa
Glaciologist Slawek Tulaczyk was quoted in a Slate story about the Lake Whillans subglacial drilling project in Antarctica.
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Computer taught how to read human genome
Biologist Jeremy Sanford was quoted in a story in the Toronto Star about a computer tool that uses machine learning to analyze the human genome.