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What Motivates Food Bank Donors?

by Alana Haynes Stein and Catherine Brinkley
October 11, 2024

picture from Puffs of three people with wands (Courtesy, Woodland Opera House)

Weekender: Visiting Austrian Composer and Musical Theatre Dance Workshop

by Jamie Gelfond, News and Media Relations Intern
October 10, 2024

Concept art with the panel divided diagonally from lower left to upper right. Left side in blue tones a robotic face, right side in red/orange tones a human face.

AI: A Tectonic Shift in Human Society

by Alex Russell
October 08, 2024

A field of stars and galaxies, some distorted in shape.

From Viruses to Galaxies, How Machine Learning Helps Scientific Discovery

by Greg Watry
October 03, 2024

Photo of Sean Mason

Weekender: Noon Concert is Back; London Phil Coming to Mondavi

by Jamie Gelfond, News and Media Relations Intern
October 03, 2024

Still from Clarissa Tossin’s Mojo’q che b’ixan ri ixkanulab’ / Antes de que los Volcanes Canten / Before the Volcanoes Sing, 2022, color digital video, sound. Image courtesy of the artist and EMPAC / Rensselaer.

Weekender: New Mobile Moo-seum, Movie Screenings, Art Events

by Jamie Gelfond, 91��Ƭ Davis News and Media Relations Intern
September 25, 2024

Outline of a palm-like leaf on grey stone against a black background.

Taking the Earth’s Temperature Over the Past 485 Million Years

by Smithsonian Institution Newsdesk
September 19, 2024

Woman dressed in lab coat looking at data on a computer screen

Researchers Identify Tooth Enamel Proteins That Offer Window into Human Health

by Karen Nikos-Rose
September 19, 2024

Picture of Kurt Rodhe at Composers Conference, 2024

Rohde Awarded Commission from the Koussevitzky Foundation in the Library of Congress

by Jamie Gelfond, 91��Ƭ Davis News and Media Relations Intern
September 18, 2024

People cleaning up a park

Supported Youth Become Supportive Adults, Researchers Find

by Karen Nikos-Rose
September 12, 2024

Society, Arts & Culture

composite photo of gavel and house model

What Does it Mean To Own Something?

by Greg Watry, College of Letters and Science
September 06, 2024

The Curiosity Gap

Monochrome view of a rocky, cratered plain with a black sky in the background.

Recent Volcanoes on the Moon?

by Andy Fell
September 04, 2024

A large white cylinder in the middle of a laboratory setting. To the left a person in a white clean room coverall and mask descends a staircase.

LZ Experiment Sets New Record in Search for Dark Matter

by Lauren Biron
August 26, 2024

A metallic disc floats above a larger metallic ring.

Physicist Receives $1.25 Million Grant to Investigate Superconductivity

by Greg Watry
August 22, 2024

Gas prices image

Media Experts on Economic Issues

by Karen Michele Nikos
August 22, 2024

Society, Arts & Culture

Closeup of a California newt

No Evidence of a Common Set of Regeneration Genes

by Andy Fell
August 19, 2024

Hindu goddess statue of woman with dark hair holding red lotus bouquets in outstretched hands.

The Conversation: What is the Meaning of Kamala?

by Archana Venkatesan, 91��Ƭ Davis professor of Religious Studies and Comparative Literature
August 14, 2024

A brightly lit elementary school classroom seen from behind the children.

Children’s Lockdown Memories May Predict Declines in Psychological Well-being During the Pandemic

by Andy Fell
August 14, 2024

Abstract painting with multiple colors in fashion of Kandisnky

Weekender: Manetti Shrem Museum Opens with Fall Exhibitions Aug. 8; Concert Next Week at Gorman; More Art News

by Karen Nikos-Rose, Arts Blog Editor
August 08, 2024

Arts Blog

Gold Medal illustration

At the Olympics, Can Anyone Sideline Politics?

by Ethan Scheiner, 91��Ƭ Davis Professor of Political Science
August 07, 2024

The Curiosity Gap

Two brightly colored speckled blobs against a black background.

New Method Tracks How Psychedelics Affect Neurons in Minutes

by Greg Watry
August 05, 2024

TB shown in microscopic image; blue on red background

91��Ƭ Davis Study Highlights Factors Associated with Higher Tuberculosis Risk in South Africa

by Greg Watry, College of Letters and Science
August 01, 2024

Photo: Kim Conley runs 5,000-meter final.

Humans are Born to Run

by Greg Watry
July 30, 2024

Kennedy Center, white building on Potomac River Washington D.C.

Weekender: 91��Ƭ Davis Faculty Perform Throughout the World in August

by Karen Nikos-Rose, Arts Blog Editor
July 25, 2024

Arts Blog

Black mother and baby

Did Trump's 2016 Election Affect Babies' Health?

by Jason Pohl, 91��Ƭ Berkeley
July 25, 2024

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