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- 1Academy Member Reflects on a Lifelong Study of Fish▼Among the Academies: A Lifelong Fascination with Fish
The UC Davis College of Biological Sciences has published a profile of a newly elected academy member whose career has centered on the study of fish. The piece traces the researcher's lifelong fascination with fish biology and their contributions to the field, marking their recognition among the scientific academies.
- 2Manetti Shrem Museum Marks Ten Years at UC Davis▼The Manetti Shrem Museum of Art Celebrates 10 Years at UC Davis
The Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art is marking its tenth anniversary at the University of California, Davis. The museum, which opened in 2016 as a showcase for the university's art legacy and the region's creative community, is celebrating the milestone with recognition of a decade of exhibitions and public programming in Northern California.
- 3Air Force Falcons Head to UC Davis for First Conference Series▼Falcons Travel to UC Davis for First Series as Conference Opponents
The Air Force Falcons travel to Davis, California to face UC Davis in their first-ever series against the Aggies as conference opponents. The matchup marks a new chapter in the rivalry between the two programs, who now compete in the same conference. Air Force athletics previewed the trip ahead of the games, highlighting the novelty of the conference matchup for both teams.
- 4Falcons Head to UC Davis for First Conference Series▼Falcons Travel to UC Davis for First Series as Conference Opponents - Air Force Academy Athletics
Air Force Academy's baseball team travels to UC Davis this weekend for their first series against the Aggies as conference opponents, marking a new chapter in the budding rivalry between the two programs. The Falcons look to make a strong impression in their opening conference matchup on the road in Davis, California.
- 5UC Davis wins $1.6 million grant to study little-known 'sixth' sense●$1.6 million grant to study ‘sixth’ sense most people have never heard of
UC Davis Health has received a $1.6 million grant to study a little-known sensory sense that most people have never heard of. The funding will support research into this poorly understood aspect of human perception, which researchers say plays a role in health despite remaining obscure to the general public.