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Bears being treated by Dr. Jamie Peyton (middle, wearing head lamp),
Bears being treated by Dr. Jamie Peyton (middle, wearing head lamp), Chief of Integrated Medicine at the UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital at the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Peyton fit biologic bandages made from tilapia skin onto the badly burned paw pads of the bears.
Left to right: Professor Tim McNeil, Department of Design, listens as Ama Bonsu talks about their layout as Millie Lozano and Zhou Zhou listen during the design exhibition class.
Left to right: Professor Tim McNeil listens as Ama Bonsu talks about their layout as Millie Lozano and Zhou Zhou listen during the design exhibition class.
Dr. Bahareh Nejad, Director of Robotic Surgery for UC Davis Health, leads a robotic surgery hysterectomy and fibroid removal.
Dr. Bahareh Nejad, director of Robotic Surgery for UC Davis Health, leads a robotic surgery hysterectomy and fibroid removal.
Lisa Materson, Associate Professor in History, teaches Introduction to Global Sexuality class in Everson Hall on the first day of class for Fall 2021.
Lisa Materson, Associate Professor in History, teaches Introduction to Global Sexuality class in Everson Hall on the first day of class for Fall 2021. For many this is the first time on campus since the start of the global COVID-19 pandemic that abruptly closed campus 18 months prior.
Left to right: Noreen Karim, a postdoc, Glendon Parker, Adjunct Professor in Environmental Toxicology and Tamy Buonasera, a postdoc
Left to right: Noreen Karim, a postdoc, Glendon Parker, Adjunct Professor in Environmental Toxicology, and Tamy Buonasera, a postdoc examine tooth samples in a lab in Meyer Hall.
Derek Stimel, Associate Professor of Teaching, teaching an intermediate Macroeconomics class in Walker Hall.
Derek Stimel, Associate Professor of Teaching, giving his first intermediate Macroeconomics lecture of Fall 2021 in Walker Hall.
Professor Johan Leveau in his lab
A promising discovery by Professor Johan Leveau, Department of Plant Pathology, has lead to a new law allowing commercialization of research conducted in California's state parks. Professor Leveau discovered a microbe, Cal35, that, when paired with another microbe, is an effective treatment against tomato wilt and possibly other fungal diseases.