TuesdayNewsdayVol. 10 - Issue 7 - November 07, 2023 |  |
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 Where plant roots meet the earth — a zone scientists call the rhizosphere — a complex set of biological and physicochemical processes occur. These processes can drive organic carbon into the soil through the accumulation of dead plants and microbes, but can also convert the organic carbon into carbon dioxide as roots move through the soil. |
A team of researchers at UC Santa Cruz and Stanford University are leading a new project in which they aim to use dynamic imaging and modeling of carbon in the rhizosphere to answer longstanding questions about how carbon moves through the soil and plant root interface. |
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 | An interdisciplinary team of UC Santa Cruz students designed and built EcoHus, an innovative, affordable, net-zero house. |
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 | Coral reefs along states and territories are now considered national infrastructure thanks to a new resolution that campus researchers helped draft. |
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 | Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Theatre, Paul Whitworth, discusses Shakespeare’s ‘retirement’ play, King Lear. |
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 | Corday is an award-winning composer and television producer. On Nov. 17, he will be performing a solo piano recital at the campus Music Center. |
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 | Rebecca Wear, professor of Performance, Play and Design, will direct the student production of "You Will Get Used to It" on Nov. 3-12, 2023. |
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