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The bristlecone pine is the oldest living organism on earth & researchers have sequenced its genome. Knowing how the tree’s genetics protect it from aging could help unlock the secret to longevity.

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Our researchers helped uncover why Alaska's waters are rusting & are helping you understand our changing world by creating videos, contributing to a federal report & participating in a national news conference.

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Ralstonia bacteria plays a key role in wilting tomatoes, potatoes & other crops. #UCDavis researchers uncovered how this pathogen causes heart attacks in plants, & this understanding helps biologists protect our food systems. #UCDavisDelivers #UCDD #FromLabsToLives
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Text description on a textured blue background: "A microscopic gene in poplar trees could hold the key to manufacturing eco-conscious jet fuel and possibly increasing crop yields. UC Davis is studying this so-called 'booster gene' that turbo-charges photosynthesis, increasing tree height by more than 200% and creating a stable source of plant-based biofuel." In the bottom right corner, the text "UC Davis Delivers" is displayed.

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A gene in poplar trees could be the key to manufacturing eco-conscious jet fuel. UC Davis is studying a “booster gene” that turbo-charges photosynthesis, creating a stable source of biofuel. #UCDavisDelivers…sustainability #UCDD #FromLabsToLives

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What really happens when research funding is threatened?

Research at @ucdavis.bsky.social knows no bounds. Whether it's more treatments, cleaner air, or safer communities, our research touches every aspect of life.

Show your support at https://bit.ly/4kKBtx0

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A slide that reads: Research shows that sauerkraut could be good for your gut. Researchers found that fermentation creates natural compounds, like lactic acid and other nutrients, that help digestion, support healthy gut cells and make the digestive system more resilient.

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UC Davis research shows that sauerkraut could be good for your gut. Researchers found that fermentation changes cabbage in ways that support digestion and help the gut stay strong. This work was supported in part by the USDA,.
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UC Davis Delivers progress toward better nutrition & health for all. At the Western Human Nutrition Research Center, researchers study how people respond differently to foods & nutrients, so dietary guidance is not one-size-fits-all advice. #UCDavisDelivers #FromLabsToLives https://bit.ly/4kdhmqQ

The U.S. is the world’s largest producer of alfalfa & climate change threatens this crop. UC Davis researchers are scanning seed banks for traits that can be bred into more-resistant alfalfa to feed cattle.
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Researchers are working on extracting rare elements from industrial wastewater for use in electric vehicles, wind turbines & electronics. The effort will reduce waste while supporting energy & manufacturing w/ support from U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E. #UCDavisDelivers https://bit.ly/3L2nyoH

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UC Davis researchers discovered how to access the sugars locked up in grasses, weeds & plant byproducts to convert them into new products like fuels & chemicals without using fossil fuels.

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Chances are your favorite pizza sauce was made from tomatoes grown in California. Researchers analyzed how intensifying heat & traffic could affect losses. The climate bright spot? Efficient transport = minimal losses.
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Teen mental health is complex, but UC Davis research is illuminating new paths. Amanda Guyer’s research explores how brain development and social interactions shape emotional well-being, providing critical insights into mental health.

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AI isn’t just changing technology; it’s changing lives.

UC Davis researcher Jingwen Zhang is exploring how chatbots can encourage people to be more active, make healthier choices, and improve their overall well-being.

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UC Davis researchers have uncovered alarming microplastic levels in Lake Tahoe, a lake known for its clarity. A closer look at this debris reveals threats to wildlife & public health. Learn more: bit.ly/4pEeNAi
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Our researchers found that some disposable electronic cigarettes & vape pods emit more toxic metals like lead & nickel than traditional cigarettes. This can help consumers understand health risks & make informed decisions. #UCDavisDelivers...consumer answers. #UCDD https://bit.ly/47muNAs

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How quickly is the universe really expanding?

Using polarization data from the Cosmic Microwave Background, Lloyd Knox and his team contributed to a new study that strengthens the standard cosmological model while adding fresh insight into the “Hubble tension.”

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Christina Thomas is reawakening a language, and with it, the heartbeat of her people.

As a doctoral candidate in Native American Studies at @ucdavis.bsky.social, she’s preserving Numu Yadooana, the Northern Paiute language, and sharing it with the next generation.

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From the @ucdavis.bsky.social campus to deep underground, Aggie students are helping push the boundaries of physics.

Assistant Professor Matthew Citron's team designed, built, and installed a dark matter detector sensitive enough to search for particles we’ve never seen before.

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The spotted-wing drosophila is causing massive crop losses, laying eggs in fruit like berries. #UCDavis scientists uncovered how the pest develops resistance to insecticides & created a fast, genetic-based test to help farmers stay ahead.
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Mapping the Past to Preserve the Future A $1.6 million Climate Action Seed Grant is funding a project to survey the landscape and plan climate resilience projects on Indian allotment lands. The UC Davis-led project will utilize landscape su...

This initiative supports tribal sovereignty by combining scientific tools and traditional knowledge to safeguard culturally and ecologically vital landscapes. That's #Research. That's #UCDavis. #UCDavisDelivers

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With a $1.6 million grant led by @ucdavis.bsky.social, Tribal nations and individual allottees are receiving crucial resources for climate adaptation and land stewardship.

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Fighting for a Fulfilling Life As historian Traci Parker writes a new biography, she is learning just how much Coretta Scott King contributed to her husband’s ideas and actions, and how his story is also very much her own.

Her work brings renewed recognition to King’s pivotal contributions and lasting impact on the fight for equality. Read more below.

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Traci Parker’s research at @ucdavis.bsky.social reveals the powerful role Coretta Scott King played within the Civil Rights Movement, not just as Martin Luther King Jr.’s partner but as a formidable leader and advocate.

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A @ucdavis.bsky.social alum is challenging the fashion industry’s waste problem with mycelium.

This mushroom-based alternative offers a sustainable and biodegradable option that addresses fast fashion’s significant environmental impact and points toward a more responsible future.

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In ten years, @ucdavis.bsky.social Global Tea Institute has become the world’s first academic center devoted to the study of tea.

From agriculture and health to art and cultural exchange, GTI brings together various disciplines to explore one of the world’s most storied plants.

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One @ucdavis.bsky.social Historian is demonstrating how scholarship can serve the public directly.

Through a partnership in West Oakland, he’s helping surface forgotten histories, elevate local voices, and transform engagement with the past.

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