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In towering redwoods, an abundance of tiny, unseen life

UC Berkeley scientists scale redwoods and find biodiverse new worlds.

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The New York Times
The New York Times: In towering redwoods, an abundance of tiny, unseen life
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UC Merced student wins business contest with food processing device

Two campus Venture Lab members take home top prizes at seventh annual San Joaquin Entrepreneur Challenge.

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Modesto Bee
Modesto Bee: UC Merced student wins business contest with food processing device
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State asks UC San Diego to find ways to detect stoned drivers

With possibility marijuana could become legal, researchers are trying to improve drug testing.

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San Diego Union-Tribune
San Diego Union-Tribune: State asks UCSD to find ways to detect stoned drivers
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These giant cyber beetles can be controlled remotely

UC Berkeley scientists "hack" insects for a wide range of potential applications.

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Digital Trends
Digital Trends: These giant cyber beetles can be controlled remotely, and could…
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Sierra Nevada snow won't end California's thirst

UC Merced professors find major limits on the snowpack's ability to affect the drought.

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The New York Times
The New York Times: Sierra Nevada snow won't end California's thirst
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A peek into the mysterious art of citrus flavoring

Givaudan, the largest manufacturer of flavorings and fragrances in the world, uses UC Riverside's Citrus Variety Collection for inspiration and creating new flavors for its clients.

Tracy Kahn, curator of UC Riverside's Citrus Variety Collection, talks about the ponkan tangerine to a group of flavorists from Givaudan visiting the university's grove. (Credit: Los Angeles Times)
Los Angeles Times
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Commentary: Tough choices at UC in difficult times with good results for Californians

UC is set to enroll thousands more Californians while maintaining education quality and an in-state tuition freeze.

San Jose Mercury News
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I trained my cat to cuddle with me. Is his love real?

A UC Berkeley grad student can help you arrive at your pet's emotional truth.

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The Washington Post
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This stunning chart helped uncover climate change in 1959

How a UC San Diego chemist stumbled on some of the first proofs of global warming.

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Bloomberg
Bloomberg: This stunning chart helped uncover climate change in 1959
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We’ve been getting these key details about Greenland’s melting all wrong

A UC Irvine glaciologist's study leads to a rethinking of ice loss.

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