Media Coverage

  • KPCC-Southern California Public Radio

    KPCC-Southern California Public Radio

    How Asian-Americans on Twitter are telling Hollywood to back off

    KPCC (Southern California Public Radio) quoted associate professor of film & digital media L.S. Kim in a story about how Asian-Americans are using Twitter and other social media platforms in place of a public square to express perspectives and assert themselves in the American public discussion.

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    Santa Cruz Sentinel

    UCSC student honored for musical claymation video game

    The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a story about Deirdra "Squinky" Kiai, a first-year student in UCSC's Digital Arts and New Media MFA program (DANM), who was named a finalist in four categories of the 2014 Independent Game Festival Awards, also quoting Noah Wardrip-Fruin, chair of the DANM program.

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    Santa Cruz Sentinel

    UCSC alumni glow in TV spotlight

    The Santa Cruz Sentinel featured an article about the success of two UCSC alumni in television, spotlighting Andy Samberg who received a Golden Globe Award for "Best Actor in a TV Series Comedy", and the premiere of Cary Fukunaga's hot new HBO series, True Detective.

  • Los Angeles Times

    Los Angeles Times

    Astronomers catch a strand of 'cosmic web' in quasar's bright light

    Astronomers Sebastiano Cantalupo and Xavier Prochaska were quoted in coverage of their discovery of a quasar illuminating a filament of the 'cosmic web,' including stories in the Los Angeles Times, Christian Science Monitor, Huffington Post, Nature, BBC News, UPI, Science News, National Geographic, New Scientist, Ars Technica, Independent, Australian, Sydney Morning Herald, French Tribune, Nature…

  • Good Times

    Good Times

    Big Data

    A cover story on "big data" in the Good Times weekly features UCSC experts David Haussler and Ethan Miller.

  • National Geographic

    National Geographic

    Mystery Solved: How Do Dolphins Swim So Fast?

    Biologist Terrie Williams was quoted in news stories from National Geographic and others about a study using dolphins Primo and Puka at Long Marine Lab to determine how dolphins are able to swim so fast. Stories also ran in Science Codex, PhysOrg, Top News, Zee News, International Business Standard, Newstrack India, and others.

  • Genome Web

    Genome Web

    UCSC Team Adds TARGET Data to CGHub, Prepares to Accommodate CGCI Project

    Bioinformatics experts David Haussler and Linda Rosewood were quoted in stories about new features in UCSC's Cancer Genomics Hub, a data portal used by cancer researchers throughout the country, including coverage from GenomeWeb, Santa Cruz Sentinel, Inside Bay Area, BioSpace, MedicalXpress, Health Canal, Science Daily, and Digital Me.

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    Santa Cruz

    UCSC alumni speak on the writing field

    The Santa Cruz Sentinel published an article about the Humanities Division's Living Writers series, quoting literature professor Michah Perks, as well as alumni authors Reyna Grande and Molly Antopol, and award-winning journalist Martha Mendoza.

  • Oregon Herald

    Oregon Herald

    Deep-Sea Expedition Could Reveal How Continents Form

    Geologist James Gill was quoted in stories about a deep-sea expedition he is leading that ran in the Oregon Herald,  LiveScience, and Yahoo News in the U.K., Malaysia, South Africa, and UAR.

  • The New Yorker

    The New Yorker

    The Intelligent Plant

    Plant biologist Lincoln Taiz was quoted extensively in a New Yorker magazine article about a controversial field some have called "plant neurobiology."

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    Santa Cruz Sentinel

    Maverix Biomics, co-founded by UCSC professor, announces funding

    The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a story about Maverix Biomics, a biotech startup cofounded by biomolecular engineer Todd Lowe. It was also covered in biotech newsletter BioInform.

  • San Francisco Chronicle

    San Francisco Chronicle

    Coast getting little radiation from Fukushima disaster

    The San Francisco Chronicle quoted Daniel Hirsch, lecturer in nuclear policy, in an article debunking reports of elevated radiation levels on the California coast emanating from the Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster.

Last modified: Jan 21, 2014