Scary sharks may be box-office hits, but a study shows ominous music could be harming conservation efforts.
Why sharks need a new soundtrack
Inside the mind of Sting
Why every little thing he does is magic.
Carcinogen in drinking water traced to firefighting foam
Highly fluorinated compounds found near industrial and military sites, affecting millions.
How California can balance nitrogen's benefits and harm
First-of-its-kind UC Davis study of nitrate pollution offers path to reconcile agriculture and the environment.
Venture fund puts $6 million into UC San Diego inventions
SmartFoam and MouthSense formed from university research.
Surveyed scientists debunk chemtrails conspiracy theory
Paper explains persistent aircraft trails, substances in soil and water.
100 years of national parks, 100 years of climate change data
To see the future of our parks in the face of global warming, UC Berkeley scientists are taking a walk through the past.
Genome sequencing may help avert banana armageddon
A potential solution to a fungal disease that could wipe out the staple crop in less than a decade.
Study highlights major cybersecurity threat
Grad students demonstrate how Linux and Android systems can be compromised quickly, easily and from anywhere.
The psychology behind the tiny house movement
How these buildings reflect their dwellers' values, and why they've taken off.
15 national treasures and the UCLA scientists working to save them
Experts from a variety of fields are developing new knowledge to help save these creatures.
What no one ever told you about people who are single is...
A UC Santa Barbara psychologist reveals the science behind a fulfilling single life.