As many as 80 servicemen missing in action found by Project RECOVER's use of advanced oceanographic tools.
Tiny vampires
Vampires are real, and they’ve been around for millions of years, according to a UC Santa Barbara scientist.
New fossil changes ideas about marine reptile evolution
UC Davis-studied specimen reveals how oceans may've bounced back from extinction 250 million years ago.
UC San Diego’s algae biofuels program ranked best in nation
An algae surfboard and work on gasoline alternatives help the campus win for the fourth year in a row.
Sharks are incredibly powerful proton conductors, UC Santa Cruz finds
Scientists discover an important clue to how sharks detect prey.
Water 4.0: the next revolution in urban water systems
A UC Berkeley professor designs technology to help infrastructure evolve.
Care about coral reefs? Protect the 'lawnmowers'
A UC San Diego professor tells Science Today why conserving depleted reef-grazing fish is so important.
Biofluorescent catsharks, glowing in the deep
UC San Diego study uses "shark-eye" vision to reveal how species may communicate underwater.
Mountain man
A peak in Antarctica is named after a UC Santa Barbara professor as a tribute to his research.
Heading off mass extinction
A new UC Santa Barbara study underscores the need for better data to facilitate effective biodiversity conservation.
Capturing public support for an endangered species through photography
A UC San Diego doctoral student hopes to reverse a porpoise's fate with a new camera she's developed.
The tree of life expands
UC Berkeley scientists pull up biology by the roots and reveal new hierarchies in the natural world.