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The Bacteria That Could Curb the Rise of Antimicrobial Resistance in Infants

UC Davis researchers find a link between Bifidobacterium and lower levels of antimicrobial resistant genes The bacteria Bifidobacterium infantis started disappearing in Western countries in...

Testing the brain to make the grade

Instead of cramming for exams, taking advantage of the brain’s own memory and attention networks could be the grade changer. Exams challenge students to find...

Grave Shadows

Part six of a continuing series about experiences on an archaeological dig in Poland Last summer I was at an archaeology field school run by...

The inner workings of SeaDoc Society

Delving into how the SeaDoc Society strives to help marine mammals As the homes of various animals are being disturbed due to the overwhelming influence...

Mapping Poverty

Where someone lives and who they live around complete the puzzle of their social and economic mobility. UC Davis’ Center for Poverty Research recently hosted...

UC Davis Professor Sarah Stewart wins Genius Grant

Professor Stewart recognized for contributions to planetary science, including new theory of moon formation. Sarah Stewart, a professor of planetary science at UC Davis, won...

Handling Human Remains

Part five of a continuing series about experiences on an archaeological dig in Poland It was mid-June when I found myself in the middle of...

From Farm to Lab

UC Davis students work alongside Knights Landing Community members to address health concerns step-by-step Often while driving on Sacramento highways, large diesel-fuel trucks carrying loads...

The growing potential for moringa

Recent efforts strive to research moringa's benefits and spread awareness within the U.S. Although predominantly found in warmer regions such as India and Africa, moringa...

The Skinny Tea Trend

How the rise of skinny tea on social media affects real-world perceptions Social media has quickly become a resource for health and nutrition, leading to...

Not so primitive

Part four of a continuing series about experiences on an archaeological dig in Poland Have you ever built an arrowhead made of obsidian or a...

Addressing population factors contributing to liver, colon cancers

The UC Davis Department of Internal Medicine dedicates day to liver, colon cancer awareness The Fourth Annual Liver Research Day opened with thoughtful liver...

UC Davis researchers win grant to study DNA-based computer memory

The research team plans to use the electrical properties of DNA to store data Over the summer, Dr. Josh Hihath, a professor of electrical engineering...

Giving coral reefs a second chance

UC Davis study demonstrates success in rehabilitating damaged coral reefs With the help of collaborative efforts between UC Davis, Mars Symbioscience, Hasanuddin University and Indonesian...

How to train your donkey

UC Davis sparks a global discussion to improve the quality of life and social status for donkeys everywhere For six years, the annual Donkey Welfare...