UC Santa Cruz researchers use passive resin samplers to track chemical cues, extending predictive lead time for harmful algal blooms in Monterey Bay by up to seven weeks.
UC Santa Cruz alumna Lúcia Soares is the CIO and Head of Technology Transformation at global investment firm Carlyle. Soares ...
UC Santa Cruz’s Transforming Futures Program, housed within the Social Science Division’s Institute for Social Transformation ...
New research shows that disputes around parking during the urban planning process are disproportionately used to fight the ...
A new report explains how building permanently affordable housing on public land could address workforce housing issues and ...
A UC Santa Cruz study tracks how the visual cortex builds its long-range connections, finding that they target specific areas ...
The sweltering seas expected this winter could threaten California’s kelp forests. UC Santa Cruz researchers are mobilizing ...
Move-in and Slug Start welcomed thousands of Banana Slugs to UC Santa Cruz, creating connections and community at the start of a new academic year.
Legendary composer, performer and actor Samuel Waymon is coming to UC Santa Cruz for a week-in-residence in October. The ...
Astronomy and astrophysics professor Jonathan Fortney receives 2026 Whipple Award and ecology and evolutionary biology ...
A quantitative study of different dark-matter scenarios finds that primordial black holes can be just as 'natural' as ...
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