In recent years, a host of charismatic wild species have returned to American cities in numbers not seen for generations.

Method modifies immune cells to attack the virus and could be used to treat other diseases.

With $1.5 million in National Science Foundation funding, a group of researchers from UC Santa Barbara and partner institutions will study the effects of a novel way of eradicating schistosomiasis.

The mass extinction event that killed the dinosaurs gave rise to the modern ‘Age of Fishes.’

Institute targets deforestation and disease control in the world's second largest rainforest.

Study results could mean good news for people with osteoporosis or those with traumatic bone injuries.

A new study finds the answer may lie with family income.

Warming waters and fishing pressure are driving nesting seabirds away from their ancestral breeding ground in the Gulf of California into northern harbors.

UC Santa Cruz anthropology student traces java's route from Central America to California for senior thesis.

In 2000, two dogged researchers defied the odds to become the first in the world to assemble the DNA sequence of the human genome.

Study, co-authored by a UC Berkeley professor, suggests that smiling at or sharing a positive moment with someone of another race can have a big impact on others.

Discovery is among a few little-seen firefly species found in Southern California.