The percentage of Latinx students enrolled at UC Davis in fall 2024 have made the campus eligible to become a ...

The genetics behind the alternating sexes of walnut trees has been revealed by biologists at the University of California, ...

Decadent foods are a staple for many holiday meals, so how can everyone keep nutrition in mind while celebrating? Debbie Fetter ’12, Ph.D. ’18, an associate professor of teaching in the Department of ...

A California ground squirrel in Contra Costa County runs with a vole it hunted in its mouth. A study from UC Davis and University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is the first to document widespread ...

While movement from job to job throughout one’s career is expected, little research has evaluated the effects of hiring boomerang workers — those who return to a former employer. A new study by a ...

Who is watching the watchers? Computer scientists at UC Davis find that popular makes of 'smart' TVs use a method called automatic content recognition (ACR) to capture content on screen and share it ...

Ever get a headache after drinking red wine? UC Davis researchers may have uncovered the culprit: the flavanol quercetin and its impact on alcohol metabolism. (Getty Images) Sulfites have been a ...

Congratulations! You submitted your college applications. This marks a major milestone in your academic journey. Feel proud of the effort, time and dedication you put in over the last couple of months ...

A hand holds fragments of coal, a major source of fossil fuel emissions. (Getty) The social cost of carbon — an important figure that global policymakers use to analyze the benefits of climate and ...

UC Davis researchers participated in a major study of the benefits of bouillon cubes fortified with micronutrients for health of mothers and children in West Africa. The work has led the Nigerian ...

A UC Davis physician, having worked with athletes ranging from collegiate students to Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles, emphasized the holistic approach she takes when it comes to her athletes. “You ...