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State, Monterey County face wild pig quandary — 1.15.2015
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2015
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New app allows growers to monitor water, fertilizer use — 3.10.2015
DRISCOLLS LEADING CHARGE FOR CHANGE IN WATER POLICIES — 3.7.2015
SAN ANDREAS FAULT COULD DELIVER WALLOP TO SALINAS AREA — 3.4.2015
SALINAS FIELD WORKERS' SON NOW STUDIES PLANT DISEASE — 2.27.2015
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NOT EASY FOR STRAWBERRY GROWERS TO AVOID METHYL BROMIDE — 2.18.2015
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SOIL PRACTICES IN SALINAS VALLEY CONTRIBUTE TO EFFECTIVE WATER USE — 2.1.2015
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STATE AIMS TO MAKE RECREATIONAL WATERS SAFER, HEALTHIER — 1.14.2015
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2014
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New center established to study human genome regulation — 12.1.2014
Of Mice and men: stanford researchers compare mammal genomes to aid human clinical research—11.19.2014
in developing countries, child mortality rates fell most among poorest families, study finds — 11.9.2014
new molecular imaging technology could improve bladder cancer detection —10.29.2014
competition keeps healthcare costs low, researchers find — 10.21.2014
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A changing future for gray whales — 11.19.2015
This vibrating bumblebee unlock flower's hidden treasure— 7.19.2016
cabernet with cryptococcus? Meet the fungi and bacteria behind your wine— 7.13.2016
See the mind-blowing super-freaky rainbow fish from the twilight zone — 6.10.2016
Endangered mexican wolves debut at the sf zoo — 6.8.2016
Do people drive less on Spare the air day? — 5.27.2016
Curlers sweep into the Bay Area for Holiday Weekend competition — 5.27.2016
Biking to work: Cheap and safer than ever — 5.13.2016
What if you could put your pregnancy on hold? these animals can — 5.6.2016
Laughter isn't just for fools — 4.1.2016
biodesign studio lets you tinker with biology to make something new — 3.18.2016
Yes, even crispr pioneer jennifer doudna experiences gender bias — 3.1.2016
With Jon Brooks
Pioneering UCSF clinic helps transgender youth be themselves — 11.23.2015
Healing through mindfulness and gratitude — 10.15.2015
Crunching numbers to combat cancer — 9.14.2015
Shouldering the burden of evolution — 9.8.2015
Short sleepers are four times more likely to catch a cold — 8.31.2015
with nicholas weiler
Survivors of childhood cancer have high-risk of recurrent stroke — 8.26.2015
when personal identity really matters: Donor's reported ancestry depends on question format— 8.19.2015
Who are you? Depends on how you're asked — 8.24.2015
as smoking declines, more are likely to quit — 6.24.2015
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Conservation and science at the The Monterey Bay Aquarium
2016
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Think your parents are tough? Try being a sea turtle — 7.15.2016
For Sea turtles, a diet worse than junk food — 5.24.2016
Letise LaFeir: Making Waves for California — 3.4.2016
California Marine Life Feeling the HeaT in California — 2.18.2016
Talking tuna with maria damanaki — 1.18.2016
Conservation and science at the The Monterey Bay Aquarium
Pan Almighty — 1.8.2015
Lisa Marie Potter science writer
These people say they can use sound to treat pain, parkinson's and ADD... but what's the science behind it? — 11.10.15
A version of this piece was previously published by Science Notes and presented on November 7, 2015 at the Real Future of sound, Fusion's Real Future Fair.
Computer models simulate astroid impacts — 12.19.2014
Lightening Strikes Venus — 12.19.2014
citizen science atop urban cliffs — 9.18.2015
Blog & Video
How the brain avoids blurry vision — 5.22.2015
ELECTRONIC TONGUE IDENTIFIES THE CORRECT BEER—EVERYTIME — 5.19.2015
THE SKINNY ON SKIN — 5.4.2015
THE ETHICS OF CANCER MARKETING TREATMENTS — 4.22.2015
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