Entries by Aj Cheline

Team Research Forum: Find Funding for Your Research – Watch Video

Join us Friday, October 13th at 10:30am for the first Team Research Forum of the Fall quarter to learn about all the different streams of funding available for your research and the resources available to you on campus. We will hear from research funding experts from Office of Research, Foundation Engagement and Corporate Engagement. View […]

UC Davis Researchers Capitalize on Important Agricultural Traits Discovered in Wild Chickpeas

Legumes are the second largest family of agricultural plants. In the developing world, where there’s a high fraction of vegetarians or where meat isn’t affordable, legumes –– such as common bean, chickpea and lentil –– are a primary protein source for human health and nutrition. For nearly three decades, researchers in the Cook Lab at […]

UC Davis Researchers Exploring Data and AI Tools for Animal Health Diagnosis and Treatment

By Neelanjana Gautam The development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly growing and offering new possibilities, as well as concerns, in how it may shape the future of industries and interactions. AI is already used in many everyday digital applications like voice assistants, travel apps and ecommerce, but applications in other areas like […]

UC Davis and Sandia National Laboratory Partner to Advance Research for National Security

The University of California, Davis and Sandia National Laboratory have entered into an agreement to collaborate on research and education related to the future of science and engineering for national security.   By advancing the synergies between the institutions, this new partnership will create engagement at multiple levels and share strategic objectives that foster mutually beneficial […]

Summer Research Travel Compliance

As summer approaches, when important international travel, research, and collaborations take place, the Research Ethics and Compliance Office (RECO), which serves as the UC Davis export control office, would like you to keep in mind that when you travel abroad, everything you take is an export. RECO recognizes that international activities are essential components of […]

NSF Responsible Conduct of Research Changes Effective July 31

NSF has expanded their Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training, their requirement to provide appropriate training and oversight in the ethical conduct of research. NSF has expanded who is required to take the RCR training. It will soon be required for Principal Investigators and for senior personnel (i.e., faculty and other academic appointees), as well […]