The 'twilight zone' holds key to ocean's role in climate change

A major international project has revealed unexpected details about the fate of carbon dioxide taken up by photosynthesizing marine plants in the ocean. The study, published in the journal Science, identifies a critical link in the processes that determine the ocean's ability to absorb and store the carbon dioxide accumulating in our atmosphere. [More]

Expert on dreams, power relations receives UC-wide emeriti award

Since he retired as professor of psychology and sociology in 1994, G. William Domhoff has pursued two scholarly interests--dreams and power relations--with the zeal of a graduate student. His contributions were recognized this month when Domhoff received the University of California's Constantine Panunzio Distinguished Emeriti Award. [More]

Faculty, staff, alumni reconnect at reunions

Sunny springtime weather and an array of reunion events enticed some 800 alumni and guests to Banana Slug Spring Fair campus reunions over the weekend for a day reconnecting with one another, former faculty, and the campus. [More]