UC Davis |
Probiotics and prebiotics: hype or health?
A closer look at the proliferation of probiotics with Maria Marco, a microbiologist and professor in the department of food science and technology at UC Davis.
UC Davis |
New center developing best ways to farm, roast, brew coffee
Scientists tackle coffee industry’s most bitter challenges to produce rich results.
UC Davis |
The promise of alternative proteins
Can we meet the global demand for meat? Food scientists at UC Davis are studying how to make beef using cow stem cells.
UC Davis |
Winemaking 101? More like VEN127L
A winemaking course at UC Davis prepares students for careers in the wine industry by partnering them with cutting-edge local wineries.
UC Riverside |
UC Riverside releases a new avocado tree to the world marketplace
The “Luna UCR™” variety is the result of more than a half century of tree breeding.
UC Riverside |
How to make reclaimed water ready for crops
A new, simple solution for cleaning out unhealthy chemicals and turning sewage into sustenance.
UC Riverside |
Capturing heavier rains in an era of drought
Professor Kurt Schwabe’s Fulbright fellowship will help Australia and California meet water needs.
UC Davis |
A new downside to coffee? It pollutes
While researchers investigate how caffeine-addicted bacteria may be used as a cleanup crew for caffeine, check out 5 ways to clean up your habit.
UC Merced |
Research reveals an easy way for dairy farmers to reduce their climate impact
Adding even a small amount of biochar can drastically reduce methane emissions, research shows.
UC Santa Barbara |
The environmental footprint of food
Researchers map the environmental pressures of global production for all foods on land and ocean.
UC Santa Cruz |
Partnership across UC campuses will prepare the next generation of leaders in organic agriculture
A grant of more than $700,000 from the USDA will support a UC collaboration to improve and expand undergraduate education in organic agriculture, with an emphasis on supporting underrepresented students.
UC Berkeley |
Could this new process finally turn polyethylene bags, plastics into something useful?
A promising new method for breaking down plastic would finally allow us to do something useful with hard-to-recycle waste.