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What Can I Do With an Animal Science Major?

by Kathryn Jackson
January 24, 2022

What Can I Do With My Major?

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Supporting Non-Linear Science Careers Strengthens Academia

by Andy Fell
September 14, 2023

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Badass Babes of Botany

by Malia Reiss
June 13, 2023

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by Liam Connolly and Andy Fell
December 09, 2022

Professor Christine Kreuder Johnson to Serve as U.S. Science Envoy

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December 06, 2022

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Pathogens Can Hitch a Ride on Plastic to Reach the Sea

by Kat Kerlin
April 26, 2022

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A Dry Idea to Save Energy and Preserve Food

by Kat Kerlin
April 08, 2022

humpback whale breaching

To Save California’s Whales, Put Overlooked Threats Into Policy

by Kat Kerlin
April 06, 2022

Two types of redwood leaves in bright green on black background. Left leaf fans out. Right leaf is tight, stick-like.

Discovery Uncovers a New Leaf for Redwoods

by Kat Kerlin
March 16, 2022

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Tiny Mite Triggers Domino Effect in the High Andes

by Kat Kerlin
March 07, 2022

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‘Unfold,’ Episode 6: ‘Chonk the Axolotl: How Life Is Super Amazing’

by Amy Quinton
November 02, 2021

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Seagrasses Turn Back the Clock on Ocean Acidification

by Kat Kerlin
March 31, 2021

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Ocean Toxin a Heartbreaking Threat for Sea Otters

by Kat Kerlin
January 26, 2021

2019 Rx One Health participants pose in Ruaha National Park, Tanzania.

Experiential Summer Field Course in East Africa Trains Future One Health Leaders

by Kristin Burns
December 17, 2019

One Health

Dr. Tracey Goldstein instructs campers in Tyvek suits

Bat Girls

by Kristin Burns
November 08, 2019

One Health

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Scientists Identify Bombali Ebolavirus in Bats in Guinea

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September 09, 2019

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Metals Influence C-Peptide Hormone Related to Insulin

by Andy Fell
May 16, 2019

Two Planetary Health fellows pose in front of the State Capitol.

Call for Applications: Planetary Health Summer Work Experience Program

by Kristin Burns
February 15, 2019

One Health

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Rx One Health: A Prescription for Global Health Career Training

by Kristin Burns
December 06, 2018

One Health

11 Hellman Fellows in Program’s 11th Year

by Dave Jones
October 23, 2018

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Judith A. Kjelstrom, environmental, standing against concrete wall

Biotech Program’s ‘Dr. Judy’ Wins Meyer Award

by Dave Jones
October 23, 2018

University

Civil engineering professor Sabbie Miller

Making Cement Sustainable

by Andy Fell
October 16, 2018

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LAURELS: Honoring Excellence in Mentoring

by Dateline Staff
September 11, 2018

University

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Ebola Species Found in Bats Ahead of Any Potential Outbreak

by Kat Kerlin
August 27, 2018

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LAURELS: What’s All the Chirping About?

by Dateline Staff
August 20, 2018

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