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UC ANR welcomes AES faculty at UC Merced, UC Santa Cruz
Since President Drake announced the expansion of the UC Agricultural Experiment Station (AES), we have partnered with UC Merced and UC Santa Cruz leadership to integrate these two campuses into our UC ANR network.
We are excited to share that their founding AES faculty have started new AES projects as of this federal fiscal year, which started Oct. 1. See list below.
Please join us in welcoming them to the UC ANR network and reach out to grow our collaborations.
For more information about UC AES, visit https://ucanr.edu/UC_AES.
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Name |
Dept./Campus |
AES Project |
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Environmental Studies, UCSC |
Measurement / Control of Resources in Controlled Environment Agriculture |
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Environmental Studies, UCSC |
Fungi and Fire in Central Coast Forests
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Environmental Studies, UCSC |
Building Soil Health to Help Farmers and Communities Adapt to Climate and Regulatory Realities While Protecting Water Quality |
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Politics, UCSC |
Farmworker Community Training Innovations for Climate Resilience |
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Electrical & Computer Engineering, UCSC |
Open-source hardware and software to democratize agricultural and ecological sensor networks
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Life & Environmental Science, UCSC |
Coupling Organic Waste Streams with Agricultural Health |
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Mechanical Engineering, UCM |
Automation, Sensing, and AI for Climate-Resilient Specialty Crop Production in Central Valley |
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Civil & Environmental Engineering, UCM |
Assessment and Modeling of Climate Change and Human Interventions Impact on California's Water Resources, Agriculture, and Dependent Ecosystem Services |
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Civil & Environmental Engineering, UCM |
An Agro-economic and Water Supply Framework to Quantify Economic Impacts of Climate and Management Adaptation |
