TuesdayNewsdayVol. 4 - Issue 17 - January 30, 2018 |  |
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 Ray Gutierrez with a mural of tribal symbols at Centurion University. |
When Ray Gutierrez transferred to UC Santa Cruz, he didn’t foresee he’d soon be in the rural state of Odisha, India making a documentary about youths with disabilities at a crossroads between globalization and tradition. |
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 | Professor Julie Guthman examines California agriculture: Low wages, poor working conditions, and farmers using huge amounts of pesticides and water. |
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 | Sociologist Jenny Reardon brings together science, history, and politics in her new book that assesses ethical issues in genomics since 2000. |
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 | Nanopore sequencing technology, based on concepts pioneered at UCSC, has revealed parts of the genome scientists had been unable to sequence. |
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 | "Letters to Memory" examines her family’s experience in a Japanese-American internment camp through personal records in the family archive. |
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 | A celebration to formally launch VizWall, a large-scale visualization installation, and the VizLab, a Virtual Reality and 360 Lab, is set for Feb. 7. |
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