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Researchers ID top suspect in sea star wasting disease

Researchers ID top suspect in sea star wasting disease Scientists found a potential culprit in the devastating outbreak of sea star wasting syndrome, a mysterious disease triggering the death of millions of starfish over the past year. [More]

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UC has confirmed continued support of Lick Observatory, thrilling UC Santa Cruz astronomers and students. [More]

NSF nodNSF nod: John Koster, a two-time meritorious service medal winner and ocean sciences grad student, presented his research on coral reef restoration technologies at a National Science Foundation event honoring military veterans. [More]
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Studying how the Weddell seal can hold its breath for as long as 90 minutes under the Antarctic sea ice may have implications for understanding stroke and aging in humans. A study led by professor of ecology and evolutionary biology Terrie Williams is looking at how these seals protect themselves from the effects of low levels of oxygen.

 

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"I still feel connected with UC Santa Cruz even though I graduated over 10 years ago and moved to an island thousands of miles away," says Hawaii resident and alumna volunteer Yen Phan. [Read more]


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