Could Jellyfish be living time capsules from Earth’s ancient past?
@ucdavis’ David Gold is delving into the molecular mysteries of jellyfish to reveal the secrets of Earth’s earlier days.
Learn more at https://t.co/6M9VQMeYog
An Exciting Day in the Lab
At @ucdavis, Matthew Smith transforms everyday physics into thrilling experiences! From creating lightning arcs to crafting optics demos, his work helps students experience physics firsthand.
Read more about his work at https://t.co/i2lrJnHICV
Anti-Anxiety and Hallucination-Like Effects of Psychedelics Mediated by Distinct Neural Circuits @UCDavisIPN@UCDLandS@UCDavisHealth https://t.co/B2f3JuPajB
What secrets lie behind Japan’s mythical creatures? @ucdavis' Michael Dylan Foster takes us on an unforgettable journey through the fascinating world of yōkai, uncovering tales of creatures that are both feared and revered.
Learn more: https://t.co/WUgmv2Di6S
October Media Mention Highlights are here! From history & psychology to economics & environmental science, @UCDLandS researchers are making headlines across the country.
Read more on their impactful work at https://t.co/RsYogIdESB
Could past climate crises help us understand today’s carbon emissions?
A new study featuring @ucdavis uncovers how “cryptic carbon” from ancient, dormant volcanoes contributed to periods of warming millions of years ago.
Read more: https://t.co/tlnl7DEanV
Arab American textile workers are rarely discussed in labor history, but in Unmentionables, @ucdavis Professor Stacy Fahrenthold uncovers how these communities fought for fair treatment despite facing discrimination and opposition.
Learn more: https://t.co/lwcoGAt8Ym
Could new insights into the amygdala transform how we treat anxiety?
@ucdavis researchers have identified specific cell clusters in this vital part of the brain, shedding light on the complex biology of fear & emotional response.
Read the full article at https://t.co/HHQLZa28ue
DEADLINE APPROACHING
Last summer, @UCDLandS students explored the world through language immersion. From Arabic in Oman to Hindi in India, the @CLSscholarship can help you experience a new culture and gain vital skills.
Visit https://t.co/KOYZsZVIuP for more.
.@UCDLandS has received a grant from the @MellonFdn to advance interdisciplinary studies in critical empire, militarism, and trans studies.
Visit https://t.co/l9Vnj2mkSR to read more.
Did you know that our bodies produce psychedelics?
Meet Cassandra Hatzipantelis, a postdoctoral fellow at the @ucdavis IPN. She’s diving into why our brains create these unique compounds and how they could be harnessed for treatment.
Read more: https://t.co/t0pyvKDxP9
Last night, I had the pleasure to host Brittney Griner, a six-time WNBA all-star and one of Time magazine’s “Most Influential People of 2023”, to my fall quarter Chancellor's Colloquium.
Her story is one of faith, survival, and unbreakable bonds.
We’re proud to celebrate @ucdavis anthropologist Suzana Sawyer, recipient of the American Ethnological Society’s Senior Book Prize for her book: The Small Matter of Suing Chevron.
Learn more: https://t.co/IxdrQ0Quw4
Honoring Native American Heritage Month at @ucdavis !
We're here to support and celebrate our Indigenous students through dedicated resources, cultural centers, and community events.
Learn more: https://t.co/UxB40ypWua
#NAHM#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
Exciting news: #UCDavis has ranked in the top 5 of public universities for undergraduate #psychology programs in the nation! We’re proud to be leading the way in shaping the next generation of psychologists!
https://t.co/e1cHc9phW8
Exciting news! @ucdavis researchers have secured $2.5 million to investigate the connection between T1D and cognitive development in children.
This study is part of a national initiative that could reshape our understanding of diabetes care.
Learn more: https://t.co/KcuocE4E5T
Something wicked: How the horror genre reflects real American nightmares. Book review from #UCDavis historian Michael Saler https://t.co/DgIkdb2u6V @UCDLandS @History_UCDavis