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Study reveals how plants and bacteria ‘talk’ to thwart disease
November 05, 2009

Scientists at UC Davis have identified the bacterial signaling molecule that matches up with a specific receptor in rice plants to ward off a devastating disease known as bacterial blight of rice.

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Horse Day at UC Davis draws 4-H youth
October 28, 2009

This past Saturday at the Cole Facility Horse Barn, 4-H members ranging in age from eight to 18 years old came from all over California to participate in the Statewide 4-H Equine Field Day.

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Nutrition 10 class: “Active office hours”
October 27, 2009

Students learn to ward off weight gain with small lifestyle changes and physical activity. “Active office hours” are part of Nutrition 10, a highly popular class at UC Davis.

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$15 Million horticulture research program to be led by UC Davis
October 27, 2009

Intent on helping the world's poorest people break out of a persistent cycle of poverty, the U.S. Agency for International Development has selected UC Davis to lead a new Horticulture Collaborative Research Support Program.

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New evidence shakes up perceptions of salt
October 14, 2009

After examining data from sodium intake studies worldwide and a critical body of neuroscience research on sodium appetite researchers found compelling evidence indicating that humans naturally regulate their salt intake within a narrowly defined physiologic range.

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Bruce German to head Foods for Health
October 06, 2009

Bruce German has been appointed the new director of the UC Davis Foods for Health Institute. German is an internationally known scholar and leader in the field of food and health.

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RMI director speaks of sustainability, transformation
October 02, 2009

"Our university is transforming the world-every single day-through our education, our research, and our outreach," according to Clare Hasler, executive director of the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science at UC Davis, speaking at the campus's annual Convocation.

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Nine people to receive 2009 “Award of Distinction” at UC Davis
October 01, 2009

Nine people will be honored Oct. 9 at UC Davis with an “Award of Distinction” during the 21st annual College Celebration for the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.

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Food scarcity and prices likely to rise without infusion of ag research dollars, economists predict
September 29, 2009

Food around the world is likely to become scarcer and more expensive if the United States and other developing countries don't bolster their investment in agricultural research, warns a team of economists from UC Davis and the University of Minnesota.

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Bugs in boxes shed light on biological invasions
September 24, 2009

Bugs in boxes are helping UC Davis researcher Alan Hastings improve scientific tools used to predict the spread of invasive plants and animals.

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CAES Webnews
Study reveals how plants and bacteria ‘talk’ to thwart disease
November 05, 2009

Scientists at UC Davis have identified the bacterial signaling molecule that matches up with a specific receptor in rice plants to ward off a devastating disease known as bacterial blight of rice.

News Item
CAES Webnews
Horse Day at UC Davis draws 4-H youth
October 28, 2009

This past Saturday at the Cole Facility Horse Barn, 4-H members ranging in age from eight to 18 years old came from all over California to participate in the Statewide 4-H Equine Field Day.

News Item
CAES Webnews
Nutrition 10 class: “Active office hours”
October 27, 2009

Students learn to ward off weight gain with small lifestyle changes and physical activity. “Active office hours” are part of Nutrition 10, a highly popular class at UC Davis.

News Item
CAES Webnews
$15 Million horticulture research program to be led by UC Davis
October 27, 2009

Intent on helping the world's poorest people break out of a persistent cycle of poverty, the U.S. Agency for International Development has selected UC Davis to lead a new Horticulture Collaborative Research Support Program.

News Item
CAES Webnews
New evidence shakes up perceptions of salt
October 14, 2009

After examining data from sodium intake studies worldwide and a critical body of neuroscience research on sodium appetite researchers found compelling evidence indicating that humans naturally regulate their salt intake within a narrowly defined physiologic range.

News Item
CAES Webnews
Bruce German to head Foods for Health
October 06, 2009

Bruce German has been appointed the new director of the UC Davis Foods for Health Institute. German is an internationally known scholar and leader in the field of food and health.

News Item
CAES Webnews
RMI director speaks of sustainability, transformation
October 02, 2009

"Our university is transforming the world-every single day-through our education, our research, and our outreach," according to Clare Hasler, executive director of the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science at UC Davis, speaking at the campus's annual Convocation.

News Item
CAES Webnews
Nine people to receive 2009 “Award of Distinction” at UC Davis
October 01, 2009

Nine people will be honored Oct. 9 at UC Davis with an “Award of Distinction” during the 21st annual College Celebration for the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.

News Item
CAES Webnews
Food scarcity and prices likely to rise without infusion of ag research dollars, economists predict
September 29, 2009

Food around the world is likely to become scarcer and more expensive if the United States and other developing countries don't bolster their investment in agricultural research, warns a team of economists from UC Davis and the University of Minnesota.

News Item
CAES Webnews
Bugs in boxes shed light on biological invasions
September 24, 2009

Bugs in boxes are helping UC Davis researcher Alan Hastings improve scientific tools used to predict the spread of invasive plants and animals.

RSS Spotlight Archive »More… More news »