UC Davis researchers are investigating genetics and other traits that may give some corals an edge over others as climate change causes oceans to warm. Their work has brought them to the South Pacific, where they have established a coral nursery.
Starting next week, staff members will position themselves in busy parts of campus to remind those riding bicycles, scooters, e-bikes and more of the rules of the road, including the 15 mph speed limit, headphone rules and more.
The February cohort of Crowdfund UC Davis programs has topped 50 for the first time ever, and the groups seeking support include a student group creating an autonomous underwater vehicle for an international competition.
Garen Wintemute has spent more than 40 years at UC Davis as both an emergency medicine physician and firearm violence researcher, studying violence as a health problem and working to share his findings with the public and policymakers.
WarnMe test — Review and update your contact information before the emergency notification system is tested tomorrow (Jan. 28).
Call for nominations — The UC Regents Innovation Awards is accepting nominations, one per campus in each of five categories. (Deadline: Feb. 6)
Soaring to New Heights — Nominate an individual, team or unit to be recognized at the Diversity and Principles of Community Achievement Awards. (Deadline extended to March 2)
Starting next month, the Department of Theatre and Dance will present The Drowsy Chaperone, a Tony Award-winner that pokes fun at classic musical tropes. (Feb. 26-28, March 5-7, $18)
A day after performing pieces by composers hailing from around the world, Brightwork NewMusic will debut several pieces by UC Davis graduate student composers. (Jan. 30, free)
The San Francisco Chronicle explores the life of Maria Manetti Shrem and how she became a major philanthropist in the region, lending support to projects like the Maria Manetti Shrem Institute for Sustainable Design, Fashion and Textiles. “The museum, the school, the opera, education … that is my legacy,” she says.
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