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Tech Tip: Protect yourself with Watch Over Me

As college students, we often take safety for granted, especially in familiar settings. Inspired by a real life story, an app called Watch Over...

Tech Tip: Work it with Sworkit

As college students, our lives are filled with multiple commitments, ranging from academic to extracurricular to social. The last thing some of us want...

This Week in Science (5/16/14-5/21/14)

Custom fit hip surgery Researchers from the University of Southampton, England for the first time made a titanium hip to custom fit a patient undergoing...

Tech Tip: Breeze, easy breezy way of tracking your steps

Being in a community where health is one of the forefronts of research for UC Davis, students, faculty and residents are more aware of...

This Week In Science

The Indian superbug A new paper in the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy sheds more light on the terrifying gene factor named NDM, also known as...

For better or for worse, couples directly influence each other’s dietary lifestyles

It’s often hard to say no to one more chip, one more cookie or whatever your guilty food pleasure might be. Ninety percent of...

How to keep your laptop battery happy, healthy

As college students, almost every Aggie has a laptop; they are a great tool due to their mobility. However, they are less effective when...

This week in science: March 12, 2014

 Vitamin D reduces risk of breast cancer According to researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, breast cancer patients with high...

UC Riverside, Russian Academy for Science produce holographic memory

Joint research out of UC Riverside and the Russian Academy for Science has produced a new type of holographic memory device utilizing spin waves....

Study tracks Yosemite black bear food consumption

The Yosemite black bear is a curious, bold and predictable creature. Many of these bears, who have learned since infancy to fulfill their energy...

This week in science: March 6, 2014

Gesture into the future New gesture recognition technology is now cheaper than ever before and uses significantly less power than touch screens. AllSee, created by...

UCLA researchers link common pesticides to Parkinson’s disease

A team of medical researchers at UCLA has drawn an unnerving link between pesticide exposure and an increased risk for Parkinson’s disease. For individuals...

UC Davis experts weigh in on global warming

We have all heard about the foreboding effects of global warming. Global warming is happening, and its ramifications affect everything from increased natural disaster...

UC Davis study finds antibacterial soaps may have health risks

Germs, bacteria, microbes, parasites and viruses — we all want to stay away from them, especially during the dreaded flu season. To do so,...

Mandatory kill switch technology bill enters California State Senate

Californians may be seeing some extra security on their phones if San Francisco District Attorney (DA) George Gascón’s bill passes. Cell phone theft has...