Project will align goals for solar, biodiversity, and environmental justice in the state of California.

We show that the effects of land-cover change, especially those impacting desert washes, may impact long-term genetic diversity and persistence.

The five-year prestigous fellowship provides three years of financial support.

The Voices for Science program provides scientists interested in science communication and outreach with specialized training in Washington D.C.!

Scientists ask: What if ground-mounted solar energy development could be coupled successfully with soil carbon sequestration and restoration?

Congratulations Daphne for winning the $65k Elliot, Jones, and Zolk Fellowship in recognition of her outstanding academic record and promise of productive scholarship!

The scholarship is given to graduate students in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences for their outstanding research potential.

The authors find a range of land use intensity of energy across different energy types — spanning four orders of magnitude, from nuclear with 7.1 ha/TWh/y to dedicated biomass at 58,000 ha/TWh/y.

The US Army launched a large floating solar array at Camp Mackall on Fort Bragg in North Carolina representing a critical moment for energy and water resources.

The scholarship is given to graduate students in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences for their outstanding research potential.

Appropriate and fair methods can enhance research on the relationship between land and energy, especially for identifying and standardizing metrics.

The project is a testament to the growing commitment within the university to uplift work that engages with communities.

The Alumnae Association awarded Holmes their most prestigious award of twelve intended to foster scholarship among Mount Holyoke College’s the most promising alumnae scholars.

The Voices for Science program provides scientists interested in science communications and outreach with specialized training to hone their skills.

The grant will fund research identifying current and future impacts of RE siting on vulnerable species populations towards a unified goal of Climate-Smart Siting for the U.S. and its biodiversity.

Hernandez and colleagues were one of three research teams honored with $7,500 in grant funding each to contribute to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

A new article in Popular Science details our research on the benefits and impacts of floating solar panels

UC Davis’ second Campus Global Theme is "Transformative Energies: Repowering and Empowering the Planet.”

We welcome Titash Chattergee (Ph.D.) with expertise in microbial ecology to the lab group!

Chevon Holmes receives the UC Davis John F. Steindler Fellowship for her research on cannabis production.