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How do we catalog all of earth’s biodiversity? With as much help as possible! A new pilot from the European Reference Genome Atlas trained scientists in 33 countries to sequence 98 reference genomes, increasing our database of species while avoiding "helicopter science" news.ucsc.edu/2024/09/erga-p…

📣Calling all scientists! Apply to join the SZ4D International & Interdisciplinary Field Trip. Explore Chile from cordillera to coast // Collaborate with scientists from around the globe// Open to all! 📷sz4d.org/2025-chile-fie…

This 1981 photo shows us a Chemistry Board colloquium, filled with unidentified students. Have you attended one of these before? Maybe this very one? Let us know in the replies! #ThrowbackThursday #UCSCLibrary

Huge congratulations to 2 CSP Graduates who are now #SeaGrant #Knauss Marine Policy Fellows! Angelo San Pablo & Cindy Matuch are bringing diverse perspectives to solving marine and coastal policy challenges at the federal level. loom.ly/WKIsE1g #scipol #KnaussFellowship

Congrats to UC Santa Cruz chemistry professor Dr Laura Sanchez on winning The Teal Foundation's Healthcare Hero Award last weekend for her work in support of early cancer detection.💙 “The award is a meaningful recognition of our work aimed at benefiting patients and survivors," she said.

Today, we are catching up with one of our incredible former TUBI students, Marcella Ceballos 🎉🎉🎉 Click this link to learn about her experience in TUBI! treehousegenomics.ucsc.edu/2024/09/04/you…

Introducing the current class of UCSC SciCom students. Delighted to have started working with them on news features to be pitched to Mercury News! scicom.ucsc.edu/students-alumn…

Meet the “extended” Conservation Ecology Lab UCSC Department of Environmental Studies UC Santa Cruz. These are all amazing folks who do work under the supervision of, or in collaboration with, lab members. I feel so lucky to be mentoring and collaborating with all of them 🙌🏽 #profeorgullosa #NewPI

Two new apps will enable blind people to navigate indoor buildings with spoken directions from a smartphone app, providing a safe method of wayfinding where GPS doesn’t work — a project led by #BaskinEngineering prof Roberto Manduchi. Read more: bit.ly/3U3DGHs

Thrilled to share the first chapter from my PhD, with 2 awesome UC Santa Cruz undergrad co-authors, is out now in Ecosphere. We found that urbanization alters sandy beach scavenging assemblages and that dogs suppress scavenging ecosystem function: doi.org/10.1002/ecs2.7…

So proud of how far our oSTEM Incorporated chapter at UC Santa Cruz Science has come. We are hosting an allyship workshop and lunch today at 11am. Swing by Biomed 300 in a few!

Applications are open for Fall 2025 #Masters in Coastal Science and Policy! This program is for rising leaders to develop interdisciplinary solutions to challenges facing coastal communities and ecosystems around the world. loom.ly/R4vFzV4 #marinescience #sustainability

New research from UC Santa Cruz and University of Texas Institute for Geophysics provides a way to map landslide hotspots using techniques developed for earthquake science. The study is out now in Science Advances. UC Santa Cruz Science took a deep dive into the science behind the research: news.ucsc.edu/2024/10/landsl…

How military sonar impacts dolphins – new research in #RSOS provides data from a first-ever direct study on dolphin behaviour. The authors tell us more about their work: ow.ly/Wgra50TUkbf @JohnWDurban Caroline Casey Dr. Selene Fregosi UC Santa Cruz Science Cascadia Research Collective SR3

UC Santa Cruz Science pumpkin party! #massspectacular #sanchezlab

Landslides are an ever present threat in California but scientists may have discovered the key to predicting them. Researchers at University of Texas Institute for Geophysics and UC Santa Cruz Science came up with a way to map a region's landslide potential from its underlying rock physics. ig.utexas.edu/news/2024/gian…

Thanks to everyone who came out and asked dumb questions last night at Abbott Square Market! Dumb Questions Night was hosted by the UCSC Santa Cruz Organization for Outreach in Physics (SCOOP) and featured a panel of four UC Santa Cruz faculty. We had a blast and hope you did too! 🤯🧲🤖🚀

Testing our recently installed Thermo Fisher Falcon4i... not bad! (40,000 particles, 585 movies, 1 hour, 2.6 Å) UC Santa Cruz Science