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Political Scientists Study Effects of Affluence in Newest Nature Publication

October 14, 2020
How does socioeconomic inequality affect people? Seeing expensive items such as cars, which function as signs of social class, can potentially influence people’s political behavior according to a new study by political science professors Melissa Sands and Daniel de Kadt in the journal...

Force From 'Nothing' Used to Control and Manipulate Objects

October 13, 2020

Second Docuseries Installment Examines COVID-19’s Impact on the Food Supply Chain

October 13, 2020
Imagine pouring farm-fresh milk down the drain or crushing perfectly good eggs that could feed families. This has been the reality for farmers during the COVID-19 epidemic. The COVID-19 epidemic has not only created a medical crisis across the country, but it has greatly crippled the food supply...

What It Will Take to Restore CA Forests and Reduce Wildfires

October 13, 2020

Restoring State's Forests to Reduce Fire Risks Will Take Time, Money and Broad Commitment

October 13, 2020
School of Engineering professors Roger Bales and Martha Conklin have written a new article for The Conversation discussing the changes that need to be undertaken in land-management practices in California's mountain forests: "As California contends with its worst wildfire season in...

Force From 'Nothing' Used to Control and Manipulate Objects

October 13, 2020

High-Stakes College Recruitment Goes Virtual

October 12, 2020

As COVID-19 Cases Soar, Avenal Inmates Increasingly Concerned About Mental Health

October 12, 2020

Better measures reveal more COVID-19 smell loss

October 12, 2020

4 Million Acres Have Burned In California. Why That's The Wrong Number To Focus On

October 7, 2020

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