A nonprofit developed and supports this app thar tracks wildfires and it’s been helpful I. LA.
He’s a different kind of tech bro …
https://t.co/avi5V4E8mk
🍅Harvesting tomatoes before they ripen & storing them at certain temperatures can hurt quality, flavor & shelf life. New #UCDavis research examines changes at the molecular level to better understand postharvest effects & potentially prevent food waste.🍅
https://t.co/lez5gmopBm
Check out how #UCDavis researchers are using fish in flooded rice fields to support wildlife, as well as potentially boost crops & reduce methane emissions. A step forward for sustainability and climate action! 🐟🦆🌾https://t.co/lbXEFVLme7
🚨Research alert 🚨
Alaska’s crystal clear rivers & streams are turning orange. The staining found at more than 75 sites could be the result of minerals exposed by thawing permafrost, research published in Nature Communications finds.
https://t.co/hRJfw6J0a8
Winemaking leftovers reduce dairy cattle methane emissions when added to feed - a favorite #UCDavis story of mine about two of California's top agriculture commodities 🍇🐄. https://t.co/yogAl2KVCU
🚨🐄 research alert 🐄🚨
Not all cattle are the same when it comes to grazing.
Some wander, some stay close to water.
Knowing that could lead to better animal health & environmental conditions.🐄
https://t.co/nZoajCDV8o
Agave alert! A team of researchers at the #UCDavis Agave Center are studying agave genetics, virus susceptibility & other topics as more farmers in the Golden State are turning to the crop as a potential drought-tolerant option of the future.
https://t.co/wV1os2rCma
🚨Research alert🚨
Some invasive plants can turn into ecological time bombs by staying dormant for centuries before rapidly expanding & wreaking havoc.
#UCDavis research published in @Nature Ecology & Evolution details this hidden threat.
https://t.co/Z9CQQ9zkX8
🌍 Thrilled to receive the 2023-24 Chancellor’s Award for International Engagement from @UCDavisGlobal Grateful for the recognition & the support from colleagues, students, & the community. Congrats to fellow awardees. @ucdavisCAES
Last January, I noticed something peculiar in my 2yo’s bedroom that - after a year of obsessive reporting - led me to a profound cosmic revelation about what’s even possible in our universe. A 🧵.
Deborah Golino, a renowned plant pathologist, avid gardener and retired director of Foundation Plant Services at UC Davis has died. She was a kind friend and mentor, approachable yet formidable, and known for her epic parties. She will be dearly missed. https://t.co/0WAom60IWT
Google can provide many answers.
#UCDavis is using it to track down invasive weeds.
Meet Google Weed View – a high-tech way to identify roadside weeds using Google Street View for a fraction of the cost, developed by @MBMesgaran.
#AI, #Johnsongrass
https://t.co/4bciMGKz4i
Is trimming your cat’s nails a favorite pastime? We didn’t think so.
Learn how #UCDavis researchers are working with cats @SacramentoSPCA to remove the stress–for pets and humans–around this routine health need. *No one was scratched during this research. https://t.co/kjcDiqPbHE
Viruses in soil may not be as destructive to bacteria as once thought & could act like lawnmowers, culling older cells & giving space for new growth, according to new #UCDavis research from @jemersonmicro in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution. https://t.co/uAuJbI49zI