Entries by Aj Cheline

Dogs, Cats Rescued From California Camp Fire Heal With Fish Skins

By Amy Quinton Several burned dogs and cats at the VCA Valley Oak Veterinary Center in Chico are getting an unusual treatment to help them heal from injuries they suffered in the Camp Fire: fish skins. This is the first time sterilized tilapia skins have been used to treat burns on dogs and cats. Jamie […]

No Super Powers but Nuclear Program Gets Students Excited about Science

By Lisa Howard Nuclear physics isn’t usually on the curriculum for high school and middle school students, but during the past year more than 1,000 students and teachers from 20 schools have been doing some fundamental experiments at the UC Davis McClellan Nuclear Research Center. The facility in Sacramento was originally built by the U.S. […]

International Consortium Officially Launches Earth BioGenome Project in London

By Lisa Howard Key scientific partners and funders from around the globe gathered in London today to officially launch the Earth BioGenome Project (EBP), a global effort to sequence the genetic code of all the planet’s eukaryotes — some 1.5 million known species, including all plants, animals, protozoa and fungi. Today also marks the announcement by […]

Dr. Laurie Brignolo Appointed to Lead Campus Animal Care for Teaching and Research

UC Davis Vice Chancellor for Research Prasant Mohapatra announces selection of Dr. Laurie Brignolo to serve as executive director of the UC Davis Teaching and Research Animal Care Program, effective November 1. Brignolo arrives at this new position with long-term experience as a manager and director in laboratory animal settings and with a strong skill […]

Muir Institute Recognizes Faculty and Staff Solving Real-world Environmental Problems

By Lisa Howard The John Muir Institute of the Environment at University of California, Davis, announced the selection of the 2018 Muir Institute Fellows during its annual open house on October 22 at The Barn. Now in its second year, the program recognizes exemplary UC Davis faculty and staff whose career and research epitomizes the […]

Fall 2018 Issue

Research Matters Quarterly Newsletter Fall 2018

UC Davis Selects Global Plant Genetics, Ltd. for Strawberry Licensing in Europe, Mediterranean and South America

UC Davis Office of Research The University of California has entered into a master agreement with Global Plant Genetics, Ltd., based in Norfolk, England, for the sublicensing of new strawberry varieties in selected countries within Europe, the Mediterranean and South America. The agreement governs the commercialization of new varieties from the UC Davis Public Strawberry […]

UC Davis Sets Record With $846.7 Million in Research Funding

By Lisa Howard The University of California, Davis, had a record year for external research funding in fiscal year 2017-18, receiving $846.7 million in awards, a $64 million increase from the previous year. “UC Davis is a thought leader in research and innovation, and this level of achievement validates that assertion,” said Chancellor Gary S. […]