Why CNR?
Your Bachelor's of Science Degree from CNR can take you to medical, law, business, or graduate school. Or you could always choose to invent something brilliant and make a ton of money. MORE »
Green Shopping
Are your purchases as green as you want them to be? Professor Dara O'Rourke's new startup, GoodGuide, aims to help consumers find the most green products - from their cell phones. MORE »
Veggies Target Cancer
NST professor Leonard Bjeldanes and colleagues have shown that an anti-cancer compound found in broccoli and cabbage works by lowering the activity of an enzyme associated with rapidly advancing breast cancer. MORE »
CNR Events
- Gas Zappers, thru Feb 8, 2009
- Fatal Design, thru Jan 16, 2009
- Reflections: Guadalcanal Village wetlands (Northern CA), thru Feb 1
- ESPM Faculty Labs Coffee Hour, thru May 7, 2009
- China's Environmental Crisis and Solutions, Jan 15
CNR Calendar
See a complete listing of events for CNR
CNR News
Double Trouble for Hemlock Forests
An aphid-like pest, combined with booming deer populations, is wreaking havoc across the eastern United States.
Three CNR faculty members named AAAS Fellows
Professors Brenner (PMB), Fortmann (ESPM), and Thiel (adjunct in NST) have been named fellows of the world's largest general scientific society.
Creating Fine Wines on a Warming Planet
CNR and industry panelists look at vineyard responses to scarce water, fluctuating fuel costs, pests and changing weather patterns.
Video Spotlight
http://www.youtube.com/v/LUG_6GdYA14
Posted by Eva on 10-8-2008 2:38 pm
Professor Todd Dawson discusses the Blue Oak Reserve, a research facility where scientists are deciphering the California oaks' decline.