In the press, blogosphere & on the web
UCMP Blog - May 2020
South Korea's rich Cretaceous history: A window into the past
Paleontologic Data Fossilized on IBM 8" Floppies
Berkeley News - April 2020
In Earth's largest extinction, land die-offs began long before ocean turnover
UCMP Blog - November 2018
2018 Spring Break Field Trip
Berkeley News Center - February 2018
Increased UV from ozone depletion sterilizes trees
UCMP Blog - February 2018
UCMP paleobiologists shed new light on ozone shield failure, forest sterility, and mass extinction
UCMP Blog - March 2016
A photo essay: Death Valley Field Trip, Spring Break 2016
Washington Post - December 2015
Scientists say that 6,000 years ago, humans dramatically changed how nature works
The Bearded Lady Project - April 2015
Adventures in Berkeley: Part 1, UCMP
UCMP Blog - May 2015
Building a forest: The adventures continue in the Jose Creek Member
UCMP Blog - March 2015
Southern California Spring Break 2015 field trip
New Scientist - March 2015
Conifer seed fossils caught learning helicopter flight
Berkeley News Center - March 2015
Conifers' helicoptering seeds are result of long evolutionary experiment
Smithsonian Magazine - January 2015
Vinegar-Like Acid Rain May Have Fallen During Earth’s Worst Extinction
Berkeley Science Review - November 2014
Bringing life to primeval plants
Vimeo - July 2014
Lycopod Odyssey
UCMP Blog - April 2013
The Looy Lab paleo detectives: Dori and Cindy at NMNH
UCMP Blog - February 2013
The Looy Lab paleo detectives: the synchrotron
Berkeley News Center - September 2012
Primitive-plant uber-geek's heart belongs to lycopods
National Geographic Blog - September 2012
Closer look: Fossilized plants predict future mass extinctions
Berkeley News Center - June 2012
Hindcasting helps scientists improve forecasts for life on earth
Berkeley News Center - May 2012
Scientists core into Clear Lake to explore past climate change
Berkeley Science Review - April 2012
Return of the liverwort
Berkeley News Center - August 2011
Fungi helped destroy forests during mass extinction 250 million years ago
The Daily Californian - August 2011
Microscopic fungi may have contributed to largest mass extinction
South Korea's rich Cretaceous history: A window into the past
Paleontologic Data Fossilized on IBM 8" Floppies
Berkeley News - April 2020
In Earth's largest extinction, land die-offs began long before ocean turnover
UCMP Blog - November 2018
2018 Spring Break Field Trip
Berkeley News Center - February 2018
Increased UV from ozone depletion sterilizes trees
UCMP Blog - February 2018
UCMP paleobiologists shed new light on ozone shield failure, forest sterility, and mass extinction
UCMP Blog - March 2016
A photo essay: Death Valley Field Trip, Spring Break 2016
Washington Post - December 2015
Scientists say that 6,000 years ago, humans dramatically changed how nature works
The Bearded Lady Project - April 2015
Adventures in Berkeley: Part 1, UCMP
UCMP Blog - May 2015
Building a forest: The adventures continue in the Jose Creek Member
UCMP Blog - March 2015
Southern California Spring Break 2015 field trip
New Scientist - March 2015
Conifer seed fossils caught learning helicopter flight
Berkeley News Center - March 2015
Conifers' helicoptering seeds are result of long evolutionary experiment
Smithsonian Magazine - January 2015
Vinegar-Like Acid Rain May Have Fallen During Earth’s Worst Extinction
Berkeley Science Review - November 2014
Bringing life to primeval plants
Vimeo - July 2014
Lycopod Odyssey
UCMP Blog - April 2013
The Looy Lab paleo detectives: Dori and Cindy at NMNH
UCMP Blog - February 2013
The Looy Lab paleo detectives: the synchrotron
Berkeley News Center - September 2012
Primitive-plant uber-geek's heart belongs to lycopods
National Geographic Blog - September 2012
Closer look: Fossilized plants predict future mass extinctions
Berkeley News Center - June 2012
Hindcasting helps scientists improve forecasts for life on earth
Berkeley News Center - May 2012
Scientists core into Clear Lake to explore past climate change
Berkeley Science Review - April 2012
Return of the liverwort
Berkeley News Center - August 2011
Fungi helped destroy forests during mass extinction 250 million years ago
The Daily Californian - August 2011
Microscopic fungi may have contributed to largest mass extinction
