In the News
2012-13
• CO2 at work during last global 'hot spell' but hardly alone [more]
• First example of beat keeping in a non-human mammal--a sea lion bobbing her head to music--challenges leading theory about the origins of rhythmic ability [more]
• Coastal Commission funds projects at UCSC Arboretum and Seymour Center [more]
• A book about Hawaiian monk seals by marine biologist Terrie Williams has received a prize for excellence in science books [more]
2011-12
• Biologist Pete Raimondi receives Outstanding Faculty Award [more]
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• UCSC receives $1 million gift to support Center for Ocean Health expansion [more]
• Seymour Center offers guided tours on the Santa Cruz wharf
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• Past climate change linked to ancient alteration of seawater chemistry [more]
• Ocean scientist Raphael Kudela to co-chair national committee on harmful algae [more]
• New book by UCSC biologist Terrie Williams highlights efforts to save Hawaiian monk seals [more]
• Biologist James Estes honored by American Society of Mammologists [more]
• California sea level projected to rise at higher rate than global average [more]
• Elephant seal tracking reveals hidden lives of deep-diving animals [more]
• Two UCSC marine scientists awarded Pew Fellowships in Marine Conservation [more]
• Coral reef study traces indirect effects of overfishing [more]
• Hatchery fish mask the decline of wild salmon populations [more]
• Submarine springs offer preview of ocean acidification effects on coral reefs [more]
• IMS Researcher Tom Guilderson wins E.O. Lawrence Award for radiocarbon work [more]
• UC Santa Cruz leads $4 million NOAA project to monitor harmful algal blooms [more]
• The first video of tool use by a fish has been published in the journal Coral Reefs by Giacomo Bernardi [more]
• Biologist John Pearse awarded California Academy of Sciences Fellows' Medal [more]
• Seymour Center is supported by New Leaf Market program [more]
• Tracking of top marine predators reveals Pacific Ocean hot spots [more]
• Elephant seal experts featured on QUEST TV episode [more]
• Bill Doyle traces the early history of UC Santa Cruz in new book [more]
• Earth scientist James Gill receives Humboldt Research Award [more]
• Gary Griggs, director of the Institute of Marine Sciences, was featured in a PBS NewsHour story about the vulnerability of the U.S. West Coast to a tsunami. [more]
• Baby falcons draw viewers to nest cameras in annual ritual [more]
• Master divers Steve Clabuesch and Cecilia Shin will discuss diving beneath the ice in Antarctica in a public lecture at the Seymour Center [more]
• Researchers at UC Santa Cruz have received a grant from biopharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences Inc. to support a collaborative drug discovery program using UCSC's unique collection of marine natural products. [more]
• Seymour Center presents lecture on Pacific coast sea otters [more]
• Seymour Center presents lecture on jumbo squid in Monterey Bay [more]
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