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Alumni Weekend—Come Home
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. Alumni Weekend Come Home. Alumni Weekend Come Home. Banana Slugs everywhere: You don't want to miss Alumni Weekend 2015, celebrating our 50th anniversary it's gonna be the party of the half-century. March 25, 2015. The 11th annual Graduate Research Symposium. Highlight the innovative research being conducted by graduate students in 38 programs across 5 academic divisions. (Photo by Carolyn Lagattuta). Distinguished alumnus M. Sanjayan. At UC Santa Cruz. ...
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New book explores the myth of secularism in contemporary France
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. New book explores the myth of secularism in contemporary France. Research explores how French Muslims carry the burden of secularism’s contradictions. February 20, 2015. By Melissa De Witte. In a new book, UC Santa Cruz associate professor of anthropology Mayanthi Fernando reveals the burdens French Muslims bear under secularism in France. Photo by Melissa De Witte). UC Santa Cruz anthropology professor Mayanthi Fernando’s new book,. Laïqué republic. Regiona...
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45th anniversary info-nuggets--fall 2010 UCSC Review
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. 45th anniversary info-nuggets- fall 2010 UCSC Review. 45th anniversary info-nuggets- fall 2010 UCSC Review. In honor of UCSC's 45th anniversary, we've assembled 45 info-nuggets of campus history, discoveries, and oddities. Enjoy! October 21, 2010. Australian for 'lots of trees'. The UCSC Arboretum gets started with a gift of 90 species of eucalyptus, the foundation for what will become the largest collection of Australian plants outside of Australia. UCSC's ...
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UCSC receives $247,000 gift to support Sikh and Punjabi Studies program
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. UCSC gift supports Sikh and Punjabi studies. UCSC receives $247,000 gift to support Sikh and Punjabi Studies program. January 05, 2012. Bhupinder S. Dhillon signs the Letter of Gift establishing the Guru Nanak Heritage Fund for UC Santa Cruz's Humanities Division. UCSC Humanites Dean William Ladusaw (Photo by Carolyn Lagattuta). Guru Nanak Heritage Fund for Sikh and Punjabi Studies. Introduction to the Sikhs. In November, leading scholars from the United St...
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Students present start-up plans at Silicon Valley showcase event
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. Students present start-up plans at Silicon Valley showcase event. Students present start-up plans at Silicon Valley showcase event. June 19, 2013. Ingrid Alvarado, Douglas Roffel, and Christopher Garret presented their start-up concept for Swoppit, a website where people can swap items through single or multiple trades. (All photos by M. Riepe). Atiq Raza, chairman and CEO of CALIENT Technologies and former president and COO of AMD, gave a keynote talk on e...
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UC Santa Cruz to host UC Systemwide Bioengineering Symposium
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. UC Santa Cruz to host UC Systemwide Bioengineering Symposium. UC Santa Cruz to host UC Systemwide Bioengineering Symposium. March 19, 2015. UC Santa Cruz will host the 16th annual UC Systemwide Bioengineering Symposium. This year from June 22 to 24. The symposium brings together faculty, researchers, and students from all ten UC campuses to network, share ideas, and present their latest research findings. Professor of chemistry at Stanford University. Mo...
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Art professor’s documentary short wins at Full Frame film festival
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. Art professor’s animated documentary wins at Full Frame festival. Art professor’s documentary short wins at Full Frame film festival. April 22, 2015. UC Santa Cruz Associate Professor of Art Dee Hibbert-Jones. Last Day of Freedom-. An animated short by UC Santa Cruz associate professor of art Dee Hibbert-Jones and San Francisco artist Nomi Talisman- was honored with two awards at the 18th annual. Full Frame Documentary Film Festival. Last Day of Freedom.
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A 'hydrothermal siphon' drives water circulation through the seafloor
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. A 'hydrothermal siphon' drives water circulation through the seafloor. A 'hydrothermal siphon' drives water circulation through the seafloor. New study explains previous observations of ocean water flowing through the seafloor from one seamount to another. June 26, 2015. Explains what drives this global process and how the flow is sustained. Fisher led an international team of scientists that in the early 2000s discovered the first field site where this proc...
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UCSC forest research site joins Global Earth Observatory, nearly triples in size
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. UCSC forest research site joins Global Earth Observatory, nearly triples in size. March 21, 2012. Students and researchers conduct studies on plants and animals in the UCSC Forest Ecology Research Plot within the north campus natural reserve. The nearly 15-acre Forest Ecology Research Plot. FERP) located within the UC Santa Cruz Campus Natural Reserve. CTFS) / Global Earth Observatory (SIGEO). Journal of Vegetation Science. More than 100 students have attend...
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'Doing something significant with my life'
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Skip to main content. Skip to main navigation. Doing something significant with my life'. Doing something significant with my life'. MCD biology student with humble beginnings now works in a genetics lab on campus with the goal of becoming a cancer researcher. August 07, 2015. Navarro didn’t expect much more out of his own future. “I grew up thinking, ‘I come from humble roots so my life could quite possibly end up the same way,’” he says. Then, Navarro found science. Navarro says even though his dad doe...
