Tag Archive for: Women in STEM

Engineering Postdoctoral Fellow Is Creating New Possibilities for an Old Material
By Lisa Howard
The very first flight Hilal Cansizoglu ever…

Symposium at UC Davis to Focus on the Value and Values of Feminist Research
By Lisa Howard
UC Davis students, postdocs, faculty, staff…

Can Gun Violence Restraining Orders Help Prevent Mass Shootings?
By Lisa Howard
Dr. Amy Barnhorst, a psychiatrist and the…

Training a Bee to Fly Upwind: Stacey Combes’ Research Reveals the Complex Biomechanics that Help Insects Survive
By Lisa Howard
According to Stacey Combes, it’s not hard…

How Susan Ustin Helped Launch a New Field of Study and Why She Continues to Study the Earth from Above
In 1982, Susan Ustin began working with NASA satellite data…

Muir Institute Selects Fellows to Further Its Environmental Mission
By Lisa Howard
The John Muir Institute of the Environment…

Scientists Rally to Help Unique Research Facility Destroyed by Hurricane Maria
By Lisa Howard
When Darcy Hannibal wanted to eat lunch while…

Feminist Research Institute Looks to Bridge Gap between Humanistic and Scientific Sides of UC Davis
By Lisa Howard
In her opening remarks at the Feminist Research…

Researcher Spotlight: How an Interdisciplinary Team of Researchers Became Interested in the Ethics of CRISPR/Cas-9
By Lisa Howard
CRISPR/Cas-9 is a powerful new gene modification…

Research Project Looks to Increase Women and Underrepresented Minorities in the Sciences
By Lisa Howard
Susan Eberler’s research focuses on wine…