"Minion"-like robots reveal surprising ways marine larvae move, and what that means for the ocean.
Robot larvae deployed at sea
'All this rugged beauty'
Journey into the UC Santa Barbara Nature Reserves as the nation marks the National Park System centennial.
Warming world may put most cities off-limits for summer Olympics
Scientists project only three cities in North America could host the games by 2085.
Largest university solar power project pushes UC toward carbon neutrality
New installation in Fresno County will supply roughly 14 percent of UC's total electricity usage.
How California can balance nitrogen's benefits and harm
First-of-its-kind UC Davis study of nitrate pollution offers path to reconcile agriculture and the environment.
Surveyed scientists debunk chemtrails conspiracy theory
Paper explains persistent aircraft trails, substances in soil and water.
15 national treasures and the UCLA scientists working to save them
Experts from a variety of fields are developing new knowledge to help save these creatures.
10 powerful climate change insights for improving the planet
UC Davis research could solve pressing issues in health, economics and sustainability.
Can you trust what you read about climate change?
Not sure what to believe in articles on climate change in the mainstream media? Climate Feedback wants to fix that.
UC Davis helps empower those tackling Africa's energy challenges
Young African leaders are leveraging campus expertise to develop zero-net energy solutions for their nations.
The global impact of air conditioning: Big and getting bigger
Rising incomes and temperatures increase the amount of cooling units — and greenhouse gases.
Researchers can now monitor global warming due to human activity in real time
Scientists find the human impact on global warming can be distinguished from natural variability.