MICROBIOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY, SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE

Microplastics rife in these Monterey Bay fish and seabirds, study finds

Microplastic particles are widespread in Monterey Bay anchovies and the diving seabirds that eat them as a main food source—which could possibly impact the birds’ reproductive systems, according to a new study.

UCSC Newscenter | Research to identify biological hotspots in the oceans will help reduce human impacts

UCSC Newscenter | Report outlines plans for major research effort on subduction zone geologic hazards

UCSC Newscenter | Webb telescope draws back the curtain on universe’s early galaxies

UCSC Newscenter | Two researchers win NOAA grants to study climate change patterns in California’s marine sanctuaries

CBS | Stanford study reveals Monterey Bay whales ingest millions of pieces of microplastic every day

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UCSC Newscenter | Laurie Garrett recounts public health failures in talk on COVID-19 and pandemic preparedness

UCSC Newscenter | Physicist Jairo Velasco Jr. wins $1.25 million award from Moore Foundation

UCSC Newscenter | Biologist Daniel Costa receives Outstanding Faculty Award

UCSC Newscenter | Scholarship offers transformative support to UCSC military veteran students

UCSC Newscenter | COSMOS program serves as a portal for aspiring astrophysicist’s journey to UC Santa Cruz

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