California Matters |
Looking behind the kitchen door
Sit down with Mark Bittman as he brunches with UC Berkeley's Saru Jayaraman to discuss her pioneering work with labor justice and the ongoing movement for change in the national restaurant industry.
California Matters |
What oysters reveal about sea change
Head out with Mark Bittman as he braves the elements and cruises along the waters off Marshall, Calif. UC Davis researchers are helping local food producers like Hog Island Oyster Farm monitor the effects of ocean acidification on the marine ecosystem.
California Matters |
Chop suey's next wave
Take a tour with Mark Bittman through the history of Chinese-American cuisine with his guide, UC Irvine's Yong Chen, author of "Chop Suey, USA: The Story of Chinese Food in America."
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UC Davis: Cooking safely: Using a thermometer
Want to be a top-notch chef? Make sure you use a thermometer. It ensures well-cooked, and safe, food, says Christine Bruhn, a UC Cooperative Extension specialist emerita.
Science Today |
Surprising finding about the brain's hunger circuit
UC Davis Science Policy and Communication Group |
UC Davis: Where do farmers get their seeds?
As part of a UC Global Food Initiative project to communicate agricultural science, UC Davis grad students and postdocs produced this video to help explain why farmers may choose to buy new seeds every year rather than save seeds.
University of California |
Mark Bittman: California Matters premieres
Dandelion, anyone? 'Mark Bittman: California Matters' premieres with a look at urban foraging and the nutritional value of wild edibles.
UC Merced |
UC Merced: Feeding the campus and community
UC Merced’s Food Pantry — a collaboration between the campus, Merced County Food Bank and USDA — provides food staples for qualified students, employees and community members in need of assistance.
Science Today |
Sugary drinks linked to cell aging
UC Office of the President |
California Matters: Mark Bittman, UC announce food video series
The 10-part series takes the renowned writer across the state to explore UC research in food, sustainable agriculture, policy and health.
UC Office of the President |
UC extends Global Food Initiative student fellowship program
UCOP will continue to fund three fellowships per campus, with the amount increasing to $4,000 for each fellowship, to support student-generated research, related projects or internships that focus on food issues.
Science Today |