Livestock systems used to be developed with people in mind, but a shift toward seeing the world as animals do has led to greater safety, efficiency and more ethical treatment of animals like goats, sheep and cattle.
Pamela Ronald helped isolate the genes that made a certain kind of rice more resistant to flooding, making food supplies more reliable around the world. Learn more in the latest Among the Academies.
There are class rings and alumni license plates, sure. But this guide from the Office of Strategic Communications also includes apparel collections, watches, jewelry, home furnishings and more.
Cori is a black Labrador of many talents: In the fall this faculty-owned pup retrieves the football tee after kickoff, and come spring she’s picking up bats on the baseball diamond. She even ventures into the pool.
The choruses of UC Davis will perform at the Mondavi Center with the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra before heading to the legendary venue in New York City. (May 31, $24.50)
Gil Tal, director of the EV Research Center at the Institute of Transportation Studies, helps explain why automakers are moving from electric vehicles into battery energy storage systems. (Wired)
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