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A typical response is “I didn’t realize that this stuff was so interesting!”

Geology Majors Think on a Planetary Scale
These geoscience majors find that Earth, environment and societal relevance are woven into their geoscience program.
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Which tasty pastry would you like for dessert? Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art at UC Davis Wayne Thiebaud | 1958–1968 exhibit opens January 16.

The Icing on the Cake: Manetti Shrem Museum Uncrates its First Thiebaud for Upcoming Exhibition
UC Davis Manetti Shrem Museum of Art uncrated the first of more than 60 works of artist Wayne Thiebaud that will be part of an exhibition in January. The first crate was opened Tuesday, Dec. 12.
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Take a jog into the fog of the UC Davis Arboretum.

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For impoverished farmers in drought-prone regions, climate change poses a huge risk. Insurance could provide a solution.

Insurance May Provide Best Safety Net for World’s Poor as Planet Warms - Science and Climate
Related Articles Bringing More Irrigation and Climate-Smart Farming to Guatemala A Climate Change Solution Beneath Our Feet Will Climate Change Ruin the White Abalone’s Last Chance At Survival? Frogs That Can Take the Heat Expected to Fare Better in a Changing World
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The cat is recovering after receiving a biologic bandage by Dr. Jamie Peyton, chief of integrative medicine at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine.

Mountain lion burned in wildfire gets fish skin bandage
Veterinarians are using an unusual technique involving tilapia skin to help a young mountain lion recover from burns he sustained in the Thomas Fire.
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UC Davis student, Anna Gomes, talks about her work on the Dry Card in the D-Lab and how it's making an impact in the world. The Dry Card was invented by Jim Thompson and Michael Reid.

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Happy New Year, Aggies!

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We're one of the most generous public universities in the nation when it comes to financial aid.
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Partially automated cars are becoming a reality.

How Will Driverless Cars Change How We Travel?
The idea of a completely autonomous vehicle is exciting — and a bit scary. As we envision future advancements on the road, many would like to know just how much driverless cars could change human travel.
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Meet Pickles the Pig. About a year ago, UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine helped save his life after his owners were told that he only had six hours to live.

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Sick Pig’s Parents Did Everything They Could To Save Him
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When this little pig got sick, doctors said he had only 6 hours left to live. But his parents had a crazy idea for saving his life — and now they still can’t believe what ended up happening 🐷😭

It's not you, it's your genes.

There’s a bad breath gene, scientists say. They gave mice stinky breath to prove it.
University of California Davis researchers found a gene for bad breath, or halitosis, and proved it by putting that same gene mutation into mice.
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Every minute, one million plastic bottles are bought around the world. Help reduce your carbon footprint by opting for a reusable water bottle.

The University of California system is committed to going zero waste by 2020 and we need your help. Take the #MyLastTrash pledge today: https://zerowaste2020.universityofcalifornia.edu/

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Spotted in the UC Davis Arboretum over the break…

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Wishing everyone a wonderful winter break.

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Did you know that we have a research facility at Lake Tahoe? The UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center is responsible for tracking the lake's water quality and ecology.

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What things may 2018 bring?

Predictions for 2018 From UC Davis
University of California, Davis, asked a collection of faculty and administrators what their predictions on important national and global issues might be for 2018. Here is our third annual list of predictions for the new year.
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