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Rubber Mats Suffocate Clams: Scientists starve invaders of oxygen; method also harms natives

In a recent study, researchers deployed rubber barriers to create an oxygen-deprived environment for invasive Asian clams in Lake Tahoe. This novel method resulted in high mortality rates among the clams across roughly five acres in Emerald Bay. Although effective in controlling the invasive species, the treatment also posed challenges…

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Wrong turn, DHS: My name is 'Singh' and I’m not a bad truck driver

TOI correspondent from Washington: The Trump administration’s homeland security image targeting the generic “Mr Singh” has struck a particularly sensitive nerve in the Sikh community, whose members have become a highly visible presence in American trucking, business, and indeed in public life. However, the post was later deleted.

The Times of India

Why Cats Cannot Survive on a Vegetarian Diet: The Taurine Deficiency Every Pet Owner Must Know

What Obligate Carnivore Actually MeansThe word obligate is doing serious work in that phrase. An obligate carnivore is not an animal that prefers meat the way a dog might prefer it over vegetables. It is an animal whose metabolic machinery has, over millions of years of evolution, outsourced certain critical…

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Meet Tanishq Matthew Abraham, the 21-year-old American prodigy who graduated high school at 10, earned 3 degrees by 11 and published research at 14

Tanishq Matthew Abraham graduated high school at age ten and earned three degrees by eleven. He obtained his Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from UC Davis at nineteen years old. Abraham focused his research on applying deep learning to digital pathology microscopy. He has contributed significantly to open-source AI projects and…

The Economic Times

What is Curricular Practical Training and what does the latest ICE memo on CPT mean? A guide for F-1 students

CPT allows F-1 international students in the US to work in internships and practical training linked to their degree. New ICE scrutiny has put Course Credit CPT under pressure, prompting universities including UC Berkeley and UC Davis to pause applications. Here’s how CPT works, who qualifies and what students should…

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UC Berkeley, UC Davis pause Course Credit CPT applications after ICE warning

UC Berkeley and UC Davis have paused Course Credit CPT applications for international students following new ICE guidance and increased federal scrutiny. Both universities will continue processing Degree-Requirement CPT, while reviewing whether other practical-training arrangements comply with immigration rules.

The Economic Times

Older Adults Judged Their Own Mental Sharpness Accurately and a Smartwatch Caught It During Ordinary Days

A UC Davis study of 162 older adults found real-time smartwatch self-ratings of mental sharpness matched objective cognitive test results.

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Dementia Disparities Persist Past Age Ninety, and the Finding Only Exists Because Someone Enrolled a Diverse Cohort

A study of adults 90 and older found that dementia disparities by sex and race persist. Why the oldest-old are missing from most aging research.

Medical Daily

Many Foods Labeled 'Made with Avocado Oil' May Contain Different Oils, UC Davis Reports

UC Davis tested 54 processed foods labeled with avocado oil and found 48 adulterated with cheaper oils. Olive oil products failed once in 20.

Medical Daily

Why Persian Cats Became the World's Most Desired Breed and What Owning One Actually Demands

Where the Breed Actually Came FromThe Persian cat did not originate in Persia the way the history books like to suggest. The longhair cats that arrived in Europe in the 1600s, brought by Italian nobleman Pietro della Valle from what is now Iran, were bred so aggressively with local European…

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Conor McGregor Reportedly Kept Using Banned Drugs Post-Healing, UC Davis Prof Warns of Heart and Cancer Risks

Conor McGregor's alleged prolonged use of banned drugs, including steroids, raises health and legal concerns as he prepares for his UFC return, with experts warning of severe risks.

International Business Times UK

What the Thirukkural Says About Gratitude and the Daily Practice That Takes 60 Seconds

The kural that started with a mustard seedKural 108 is the one most people quote without knowing its number. Valluvar writes that a favour done in a moment of need, even if it is as small as a mustard seed, should be seen by the receiver as large as a…

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Purpose and Volunteering Are the New Medicine—Why Meaningful Activities Improve Healthspan

Retirement often brings an unexpected challenge: more free time than structure, and a quiet sense that the days no longer carry the same weight they...

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Updated Future Non-Conf Schedules for Schools in West

A breakdown of future nonconference college football opponents over the next few years for the region's top teams.

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Shrinking tree canopy at California schools could put kids at risk of extreme heat

A recent study examined changes in tree canopy cover around California schools. The observed declines could put kids at higher risk of heat stress.

Reason

Free Speech Unmuted: Kimmel, the FCC, and the Government's Power Over Broadcast Speech, with Prof. Ash Bhagwat (UC Davis)

Ash Bhagwat is an expert on federal communications law, as well as on the First Amendment; he is also Jane Bambauer's and my co-Executive-Editor on the Journal of Free Speech Law.

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Week 2 Big Ten Previews: Ducks Look to Silence Cowboys

This week sees five matchups between the Big Ten and other Power Conference programs, including another showdown with the SEC,

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How the Big Sky Is Staying True to Old-School Roots in a Modern College Football World

The FCS conference rests on the fault line of the post-House era, wrestling with modernization while cherishing the grit of previous eras.

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Sage Luxe Brewer Thermal review: Is it worth the hype for coffee aficionados?

Can a drip coffee machine deliver pour-over precision without the faff? Saskia Kemsley, a self-described drip-coffee lover, put Sage’s latest machine to the test

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Predicting Mountain West powerhouses, teams to watch for wins and betting success

The Mountain West Conference is one of the youngest NCAA conferences. It was founded in 1999 and since then has been shaped by its continued expansion and the chaos surrounding the PAC-12 and other shifting conferences. This has made it a lot of fun ...

The Independent UK

Scientists make ‘shocking’ predatory discovery about California’s ground squirrels

Ravenous California ground squirrels have been hunting and eating rodents for the first time

The Independent UK

Squirrels spotted hunting and eating rodents in ‘shocking’ discovery

New study suggest squirrels could be opportunistic omnivores

International Business Times

Scientists Seek Miracle Pill To Stop Methane Cow Burps

While the fossil fuel industry and some natural sources emit methane, cattle farming has become a major climate concern due to the sheer volume of the cows' emissions.

The Times of India

Lessons in love: What rom-coms reveal about real relationships

Romantic comedies (rom-coms) have long been a favourite genre for moviegoers, offering laughter, love, and happily-ever-afters. But psychologists are now revealing what feel-good films can teach us in our real relationships. A new study by Northwestern University psychologist Eli Finkel and UC Davis social psychologist Paul Eastwick digs into how…

The Independent UK

The “greenhouse effect”: How an oft-touted climate solution threatens agricultural workers

Many farms, from buzzy vertical farming startups to traditional specialty crop growers, are marketing greenhouses as a way to shelter crops from climate extremes

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