At the Bodega Bay Marine Lab, a UC Davis
scientist studies sea stars and mussels to determine how climate change will
affect ecosystems along the California coast.
|
on the air
Construction of a modern seagoing research vessel
Scientists identify a new target against obesity
Texting away depression?
Danger of chronic, low-dose pesticide exposure
Brain benefits from cognitive engagement throughout life
Science Today is a daily radio feature produced by the University of California for the CBS Radio Network. From breakthroughs in medicine, agriculture and the environment to insights into the world around us, Science Today covers it all. |
At the Bodega Bay Marine Lab, a UC Davis
scientist studies sea stars and mussels to determine how climate change will
affect ecosystems along the California coast.
|
|
|
feature of the week
Are parents happier people? Psychologists from UC Riverside, Stanford and the University of British Columbia find that parents experience greater happiness and meaning in life than nonparents. |
more features
Research feeds undergrads' curiosity... Explore stories of discovery and innovation ... Scientists' efforts to fight global warming... |
|
|
uc science and research news
2012-05-16 UC Santa Barbara
Astrophysicists observe how black holes are fueled Three-telescope interferometry allows data-rich observation of distant, supermassive black hole. |
||
