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Toward a new legacy

Rausser College faculty are shaping the next era of wildlife and conservation research.

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Students as Teachers

A highlight of some of the student-led courses Rausser College students offer through the DeCal program.

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Tiny agents, global scale

Viruses of coral symbionts offers clues about deadly disease.

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A prescription for produce

Cooperative Extension professor Susana Matias will partner with Yolo County medical professionals to evaluate the effectiveness of produce prescriptions.

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What drives indoor air pollution?

A new PNAS study led by Professor Allen Goldstein and David Lunderberg, PhD '22 Chemistry, tracks seasonal changes in indoor air pollution to better understand its dynamics and engineer new solutions.

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Building a Healthier Future

For 50 years, Professor Emerita Janet King and Rausser College’s accredited dietetics programs have shaped nutritional research, policy, and practice.

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How urban inequalities affect biodiversity

ESPM professor Christopher Schell spoke to the New York Times  about the patterns of bigotry and inequality that affect how birds and other species experience life in cities

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