TuesdayNewsdayVol. 10 - Issue 29 - April 30, 2024 | ![UC Santa Cruz](/tuesday-newsday/images/tn-uc-santa-cruz.png) |
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![](/tuesday-newsday/2024/april-30/images/banner.jpg) Undergraduate students supported by the Employing Humanities program have begun working with faculty in paid research opportunities connecting classroom curriculum with hands-on training. |
Employing Humanities is an initiative to make stronger, more explicit links between what students do in their coursework and what they'll do when they graduate. The initiative connects Humanities majors and minors with faculty-led research projects in paid experiential learning opportunities that connect their classroom curriculum with hands-on training. |
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![Scientists reveal new path to increasing lactation](/tuesday-newsday/2024/april-30/images/lactation-endoreplication-lead.jpg) | Scientists discovered a cellular process that increases milk production by pregnant women, possibly revealing a solution for lactation insufficiency. |
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![New center examines environment and urbanism](/tuesday-newsday/2024/april-30/images/building-flower-mural-400.jpg) | The Center for Critical Urban and Environmental Studies tackles converging 21st Century urban and environmental crises. |
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![Researchers’ tool creates ‘synthetic’ images of cells](/tuesday-newsday/2024/april-30/images/synthetic_475.jpg) | An image generation AI model creates realistic images of single cells, which are then used as “synthetic data” to train an AI model for cell segmentation. |
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![Students opt-in to service-learning spring break](/tuesday-newsday/2024/april-30/images/asb_mural.jpg) | Fifteen students immersed themselves in a week-long critical service-learning experience, partnering with organizations in Watsonville. |
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